Editor’s Note :: all Greater Baton Rouge families should thoroughly investigate the available daycare, preschool and child care options in your area. You can also find our Community Neighborhood Guide HERE. In addition, a list of state licensed child care facilities is available on the Louisiana Department of Education-Louisiana Believes website.
The Ultimate Guide to Child Care, Preschool and MDOs in Greater Baton Rouge
You asked for it and we listened! We have compiled a listing of Greater Baton Rouge area daycares, preschools, and Mother’s Day Out (MDO) programs as recommended by local moms! Don’t see your favorite child care facility on this list? Let us know and we’ll add them.
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Knock Knock Children's Museum :: A Must Visit for Kids in Baton Rouge
Before I had my daughter, I considered myself “the fun auntie” – as I was the only one in my friend group with no kids. I would purposely buy toys that made noise with a bunch of pieces.
Now, I am considering putting no toys on my daughter’s second birthday party invite because my living room looks like Six Flags right now. Seriously! I just cleaned out her toy bin and I swear there are still too many toys! Most are Montessori style, so they don’t make noise but whewww there are still a lot of pieces. I’m tired of tripping over toys! The worst is waiting for...
Our Three Favorite Places for Sweet Treats In Baton Rouge
The sweet treats that bring us joy! For my sons and me, there's no better celebration than a trip to the Great American Cookie Company in Zachary, our favorite ice cream haven. This place is the real deal - they let us try ALL the flavors (yes, you read that right ... all of them!) without judging us. It's like they know we're on a mission to find the perfect scoop. And, let me tell you, it's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it!
But ice cream isn't the only treat we obsess over. Every year, we make a pilgrimage to Coffee Call off of College St. (best name ever,...
Nostalgia and Girl Power :: Why You Should Attend a Mrs. Roper Romp in Baton Rouge
Mrs. Roper was a beloved middle-aged character, the wife of the landlord, from the old sitcom "Three's Company" which aired in the late 1970's to the mid 1980's. She was known for her unique style of vibrant kaftans, big chunky jewelry, curly short hair and her flirtatious manner and joie de vivre. She embraced life to the fullest and was always up to have fun.
The Mrs. Roper Romp is a cultural phenomenon that has been taking off in most major cities across the states. It started as a way to raise money for local charities and for like-minded groups to let loose and have...
Worth the Drive :: The Preserve in Fredericksburg, Texas
My first experience with an elephant encounter was at the Baton Rouge Zoo. I can only remember this experience by a photograph that I took as a toddler perched on top of a huge elephant with a big smile on my face. After that, I loved weekend visits to the local zoo to see all the animals and loved to see these majestic creatures from afar.
I became fascinated with elephants when I worked as a trainer abroad in Mumbai, India. The elephant is considered a sacred animal in India. They are a symbol of protection, compassion, strength, wisdom, stability, and power. One of my greatest memories of my work trip was...
Around Baton Rouge
Oni225 :: Baton Rouge’s New Japanese Street Food Pop-Up is Worth...
Oni225 :: Baton Rouge's New Japanese Street Food Pop-Up is Worth Visiting
Oni225 came to fruition in February at the Asian Night Market when two...
