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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...
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The Agador Syndrome: Some Kids CAN'T WEAR SHOES!

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Last week, in preparation for our Thanksgiving outing, I had to do a bit of odd shopping.  I had to go on a search for shoes for my baby boys. Since I had been car-less for over a month, I hadn't been able to properly search for shoes for them.  I had received a few pairs as hand-me-downs from a relative, however they were all sandals and each pair a tad bit too small.  At least now, I had some idea of what size to search for, though! I decided that it would be safest to start out at the mall and work my way from one end to the other.  I hit Sears first, at Mall St. Vincent's. I did manage to find baby shoes, however nothing seemed big enough for my baby boy's narrow preemie-feet.  I very bravely ventured out into the mall and decided to take a turn through Pay-less. I was very pleasantly surprised to find 2 pair of tiny baby boy high-tops there.  To make it even better, these shoes had tiny zippers going up in the inside ankle that would make it easier to ...
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The Secret Weapon To Feeding Time With Toddlers: Bubble Machine Bliss

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It started out as an impulse buy, one of those tiny little overlooked items sitting on the toy-store shelf that normally I would never have even noticed.  We were on our triplet’s first movie outing, down at the Boardwalk, and we were passing the toy store.  It was funny. They had a door-person out in front of the store with this dinosaur bubble machine whose job it seemed was to make as many bubbles for passers by as possible.  It reminded me of when I was in NYC and had seen the one for FAO Swartz.  That’s what initially caught my eye, as I am a huge fan of the bigger toy-land type toy stores in bigger cities.  Of course, being the Mum that I am, I steered our heavy laden limo-sized stroller into the shop, knowing that my triplets MUST have a bubble machine.  I could rationalize this, really I could. We have been having dining troubles, eating woes, and I had discovered that if the babies were distracted, they would eat from the spoon without much though...
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Doctor Day: Healthcare Blues

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This morning, we had our fifteen month well-baby check-up with our pediatrician.  In spite of the rain, we managed to get there on time, somehow (By now, y'all KNOW my track record isn't very good in this department!)  The poor desk lady was very confused when I explained my insurance dilemma to her as I have been having trouble getting my LAHIPP renewed.  As it turns out, the Medicaid office still is listing themselves as secondary insurance only even though the new representative with the LAHIPP office has said that my trio isn't considered premature now that they are a year old.  My doctor is so very nice about everything in spite of all of the trouble I have with my insurance.  They even giggled when the insurance company insisted that they were triple charging my child for visits even though the charges were for three separate children.  In some attempt to aid us in our plight, she wrote three statements, one for each of the trio, defining prematurity ...
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🎃 2024 Fall Festival at DixieMaze Farms 🎃

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MacKID Shreveport Bossier Area & Beyond Haunted Attractions Guide

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Louisiana Homeschool Back To School Information - Shreveport - Bossier City, LA & Surrounding Areas

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 Everything you need to know to get ready for the 2024 school year Overwhelmed by all of the changes in the regular school system currently?  Here are some Home-School Resources to help you learn more about the options available for you and your child.  If you choose to take the plunge, there are even links to help walk you through exactly what steps you should take first.  You will find the official links to the directions to get you officially withdrawn and registered with the state for home-school and more!  I've even included a few extra's for sports and extra-curricular activities as well that may help you if you opt for this new journey.  Don't want to go it alone? There are area home-school groups listed as well where you can find support and other parents ready to help.  Take a deep breath and explore new options and ideas for your family. Registration For Home School...
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