Chattanooga Moms

Chattanooga families may not be able to attend some of our favorite Easter egg hunts this year, but with a little help from our local communities, we can go on an Easter egg hunt...

Ready! Set! Let’s go! Summer at St. Nicholas Camp is an incredibly fun time for kids ages 4-12, with a leadership program for ages 13-15. St. Nicholas Summer Camp challenges and nurtures imagination, encourages self-directed...

Check out all the 2020 summer camps throughout the Chattanooga area.

Spring is on the way, and hopefully the warmer weather will follow! As the flowers and buds pop up to make our beautiful city come alive, there are lots of activities popping up this...

The Pre-K Imagination Season Pass allow children born in 2015 or 2016 unlimited FREE admission to both Dollywood Theme Park and Dollywood’s Splash Country Water Park throughout the entire 2020 season. Pre-K Imagination Season Pass...

My husband and I figured out an easy and super fun way to get our kids interested in history and I'm going to let you in on our secret. History tours are hiding inside Ghost Tours. Every time we vacation in a new city, a quick GOOGLE search leads us to the local Ghost Walking Tour. (So many towns have them!) The kids believed they were going on a ghost hunt, but we knew that valuable history lessons would sneak into their growing brains too. Here are five great reasons that'll convince you that Ghost Tours are just Historical and Educational tours in disguise. 

Camp Big Fish (Believers In God, Faithful In Serving Him) is a Faith Based, Summer Day Camp with three locations in the Chattanooga area. We say that we are like a day camp and...

As a math educator who battles Fortnite daily for the attention of young children, it amuses me greatly that most of my summers were spent hiding from the Michigan heat. My friends and I would...

Dear Teenager, I see the eye roll and the knee bending already, so I won’t take up too much of your time. Let me start by saying that you really hurt my feelings the other...

Every year around this time, not so coincidentally about when students start getting into the 6s, 7s, and 8s, I receive more phone calls than normal from parents of 3rd and 4th-graders. "My daughter is...