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2026 Shreveport-Bossier area & Beyond Summer Camp Guide For Moms In the Know: Find ALL the fun camp offerings from riding to cheer, soccer to art camps, we've got you covered!

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Welcome to the 2026 Shreveport-Bossier ~ for Moms In the Know Summer Camp Guide STAY TUNED - THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING! Each summer moms and families search for fun camps and programs for their children to enjoy all summer long!  Shreveport-Bossier ~ for Moms In the Know aims to provide a diverse listing of many of the available camps in our area for our families and their children!  (1) Bookmark this: Updated often! (2) Click on the camp's name for details, exclusive MacKID discounts, pricing, location, contact, & registration information. (3) Contact each directly for registration or questions. Let em know you found em here, and they'll be pleased to help answer your questions and get your child(ren) registered for this summer. (4) Don't wait! Spaces fill quickly. ***ATTN CAMP DIRECTORS: Add your camp  HERE   Academic...

Student Spotlight: Vivienne Webb The National WWII Museum Announces 2021Billy Michal Student Leadership Award Recipients

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Caddo Parish Magnet High School Student Vivienne Webb honored with national award for leadership and volunteerism   The National WWII Museum in New Orleans has named local student Vivienne Webb of Caddo Parish Magnet High School as a 2021 Billy Michal Student Leadership Award recipient.  The national honor is awarded annually to one student in every state who has maintained a strong record of volunteerism, demonstrates school and community activism, and helps implement creative solutions to recognized problems.  Each honoree will be virtually recognized at the Museum’s American Spirit Awards program taking place June 18, 2021. The leadership award, which the Museum first presented in 2017, was created in honor of Billy Michal, who was a child living in Louisiana during World War II.  At only six years old, Michal helped his one-room school win a statewide scrap metal-collection contest during the war, proving that every citizen could contribute to victory. ...

Dining Dilemma: If ONLY I Had Known Then What I Know Now (Autism & Sensory Disorder Trait Presentation)

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Today is my trio’s fifteenth month birth date. They are good little babies and drink only from their sippy cups and eat in their feeding chairs like real toddlers (even if they can’t quite toddle just yet!)  They drink whole milk instead of formula and eat real table foods.  That’s the problem, really. They are old enough to eat real table food, not the pureed variety that comes in a jar or little plastic container.  In fact, they have stopped eating anything that remotely resembles baby food.  If it’s soupy or mushy, they simply will not eat it, won't allow it to pass their lips. Also, they have apparently made some uniform decision not to eat anything that they cannot pick up all by themselves.  I know this should be a phase and all, but we are going on three weeks of this (le sigh: those were the days, we're on year 14 of this, actually!) All they seem to want to eat is chicken tenders or ham chopped into tiny bite-sized pieces.  They will eat cheese cu...

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