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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...

Something Worth Biting For!

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Recently, as part of the adjustment to our new move, my trio have taken to new eating habits.  Usually, they will sit in their little feeding chairs and eat whatever it is that I serve them.  As of late, it has become my habit to sit at our tiny table and have my lunch while they have theirs in the feeding chairs.  Today, they finished earlier than I did. I very innocently let them out of their chairs and moved them out of the way to the cubby-hole next to the buffet.  I sat back down to finish my lunch, only to find myself mobbed by my tiny trio.  Kian looked at me with his very huge baby blue's and said in his sweetest little voice, "May I try?"  Vivie just stood there with her hand on my knee, looking up at me with her baby blue's saying, "Mmmm."  Kai figured out that they were basically begging for food and being that he preferred to know what it was that he was eating BEFORE actually tasting it, he wandered off in search of his truck.  I ver...

Getting Bigger & Growing Up

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My triplets are officially 17 months old now. They have come quite a long way from the tiny preemies that they were when they were first born.  They can talk, cruise, and of course bite and pull hair and blow air kissies.  Along the way, they have reached many milestones, some of which I thought would never come.  They learned to drink out of a bottle, they cut their first teeth, and started pulling up.  They even finally started getting bigger. In fact, once they started growing, apparently there is no stopping them!  They have outgrown everything from their clothes and toys to the most disconcerting item, their play-yard.  It is one of those "Rug-rat's" type play-yards that look like a bunch of baby gates linked together.  It even has an extension in it to make it big enough for three, or so I had thought.  With the birth of our triplets, we officially out-grew our 2 bedroom home. We have made it work for much longer than anyone had imagined pos...

Triplet Time Out!

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Everything is different when you have multiples. Because they are born early and with their siblings, they develop at a different rate than a single-born baby.  This means that they are smaller and do not do the same things at the same time as other babies that are the same “Age” as they are do.  My trio rolled over later, learned to sit up later and didn’t even cut teeth until they were a little over nine months old.  Actually, only one of my triplets can even walk and they are currently 16 months old.  I don’t know if it is because they are tinier than normal babies, or if it is because I have babied them too much, but this go-round I have been a bit more lax in the discipline department.  My eldest was disciplined from the beginning as I could recognize that he understood what it was that I meant.  My triplets have been different in that I just haven’t thought that they would understand the concepts of right or wrong yet.  Don’t get me wrong, I hav...

Triplet Toddler Teething Troubles

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It's very quiet right now, considering it's about four in the afternoon.  As of late it's been very noisy for some reason or another.  My trio are all cutting molars and various other teeth in odd places.  This means that they are teething. Teething means that ANY object that can fit in their mouth must be BITTEN and often!  This process has involved chewing on such things as a tiny moose figurine (sorry Tyrone) that apparently is best chewed upon if you insert the antlers into your very wide open mouth and twist it a bit to where you can get those antlers in between the gaps in your teeth so that the missing ones can be enticed to break the skin.  Unfortunately for the moose, that pesky tooth has yet to break the skin yet.  Sadly for my teething toddler, that moose's antlers just BARELY fit into his mouth so he has to open super wide to even be able to have the chance to maneuver it into his mouth.  The laws of physics just are NOT in either party's ...

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