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Experiencing Scottsdale From an Outsider’s Perspective

Experiencing Scottsdale From an Outsider’s Perspective

Tweet What a busy, adventurous, and just plain old fun week I’ve had with my children! Here’s a little of sampling of some of the things we did: I took them to a children’s museum… AND…went without any other friends, meaning I spent less time chatting with another adult and more time watching them explore [...]

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Traveling with Baby

Tweet It’s archives week here at SMB.  Here’s one from our early days: ***** Pre-Nora I used to travel a lot (and by a lot I mean once  a month).  And I’ll be honest, even without a baby, airplane travel can be stressful by itself.  They’ve made security a mini-nightmare (all for good reasons but please) and [...]

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Moving with Kids | What Really Happened

Tweet Even with all of my preparation, let’s just say that things didn’t go exactly as planned. Do the ever? I don’t know if you remember, but we had grand plans of leaving each morning at 4AM so that we could arrive at our destinations before dinner= FAIL. Instead we didn’t end up getting out on [...]

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Getting Out of Arizona…Kauai.

Tweet This summer my husband and I were given a gift.  We were able to spend 6 days on Kauai–alone.  Travel can be a luxury at any time, but when we get to go someplace like that without our kids and really relax?  Now that’s a gift. But I wouldn’t just recommend Kauai for the [...]

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Juniper Well Ranch – Phoenix Family Weekend Away

Tweet In a hidden spot two hours outside of Phoenix, we found the cutest place to take the family for a weekend away. It has a little something for the kids, a little something for the adults, and lots of rustic charm. It is called Juniper Well Ranch. This place is tucked down a long [...]

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Adventures in Vacation Rental – Part II

Tweet If you read my last post on renting a house for your next family vacation instead of staying in a hotel, you may remember I promised to give you my packing list.  I’ll spare you all the details, but if you can drive to your rental and have room in your car, these are [...]

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Adventures in Vacation Rental – Part I

Tweet With only seven weeks of school to go, my thoughts start to drift to the most important aspect of summer survival: how to escape this heat bubble we call home. We are not so fortunate as to have a “summer home” to run away to, so last year we borrowed someone else’s for a [...]

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If You Can’t Take The Heat…

Tweet You know that point in an Arizona summer when you’ve just about had it? When the kids stand with their faces pressed against the sliding doors asking – again – if they can go outside and you have to say – again – that no, it’s too hot. And you’ve already done this twelve [...]

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Mommy SOS | Traveling with Children for the Holidays

Mommy SOS | Traveling with Children for the Holidays

Tweet If you’re new and just stopping in… welcome!  We’re so glad you have found Scottsdale Moms Blog! Be sure to sign up for our Email or RSS Feed to stay up to date with all of our most recent SMB happenings. Today we’re back with another Mommy SOS topic – yipee!  If you missed our first four [...]

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Getting Out of Arizona: A Baby, A Plane and A Road Trip

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Getting Out of Arizona

Tweet I just got back from my first big trip back East with Reagan.  She’s now 10.5 months old and I had no idea what to expect.  In fact, once I got to Nashville (which is a 3 hour flight), I began to think that I was insane for even considering making a road trip to Fayetteville, NC (for [...]

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