My strange and wonderful daughter has an obsession with bones since she was three years old. She even asked me if she could have my bones when I die.  I

Sledding can be a great way to introduce babies and toddlers to snow. And, if you live somewhere really snowy, a sled can be a good alternative to a stroller

Back when I was a kid in the late 80s, skiing was a fairly cheap activity.  A day pass for skiing cost around $15-$20. However, over the decades, skiing has

As someone who has been bitten by ticks numerous times, I know how anxiety-inducing it can be to wait and see if you develop any symptoms of Lyme disease.  Because

When Oukitel first asked me to review one of their smartphones, I was a bit confused.  I write about camping and backpacking. What do phones have to do with that? 

There are lots of ways to cook over a campfire. Of these, cooking tripods are popular because they have a low learning curve, versatile and are great for hands-off slow

Are you planning a camping trip but not sure when to go? Depending on where you are going, the experience you want and your gear, some seasons are better for

Buying mittens for my daughter each season used to be painful.  It’s not just because good mittens are expensive and she will probably just get one season out of them. 

If you want to take your baby or toddler outdoors in cold weather, they need to be dressed in layers – starting with the right base layer. Here I will

Getting a toddler dressed in winter is frustrating enough (so many layers to put on!), but it’s even more challenging when they keep taking their mittens off.  Or, if you