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Let’s be real — traditional daycare wasn’t an option for us and it isn’t for most. Since my layoff last year, we didn’t really want to go full time daycare if I wasn’t picking up full time work, but the average parents are up against waitlists, cost, and the full-time commitment, and like everyone else, that just doesn’t fit the stage of life we’re in.


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How we use the gym childcare + co-working space 

When your baby turns one, it’s a big deal — for them and for you. For this first birthday, we went with a “One Happy Dude” theme (you might also know it as the “One Rad Dude” birthday party trend) and it was the perfect mix of laid-back fun, DIY touches, and little details that made the day feel so special.


First Birthday Party One Happy Dude

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Most reviews of the United Club at Denver International Airport (DIA) are written by business travelers or solo flyers. But what if you’re flying with a baby or toddler?

As a mom, I wanted to share my honest experience of the United Lounge at DIA with kids, because family travelers often wonder: is the United Club baby friendly, toddler friendly, or nursing mom friendly? I grew up tagging along to airport lounges thanks to my dad’s work travel, and back then they definitely weren’t kid-friendly (understandably, since lounges are meant to be quiet).

Traveling through Denver? Check the United Club Lounge

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