Parenting - Arlington Magazine

These day camps, designed for youngsters with disabilities and those fighting illness, emphasize fun with support from trained counselors.

Staying home for spring break? These family-friendly adventures will keep the kids active, engaged and happy.

Need a night off? Let these local gyms and rec centers entertain your kids with water park fun, tumbling, arts and crafts and pizza.

Pack up that trunk. From water to treetop activities, the summer of a lifetime awaits for kids ready to spend nights away from home.

Sign the kids up for camps specializing in coding, cooking, sports, theater, fun in the sun and a whole lot more.

Schools are closed but your office isn't. Keep the kids happy and engaged with these active, artsy and brainy one-day camps.

Some break-ups are unavoidable, but there are ways to make it easier on the kids if you decide to call it quits.

Young artists can discover painting, sculpting, cooking, music appreciation and the magic of theater with these extracurriculars.

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