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Archives for October 2017

See Screenagers in Tacoma

October 31, 2017 by Maegen Blue

If you have a tween or a teen, I’m sure you’re concerned about how they use social media and the internet. If you have younger kiddos, you likely have concerns about screens as well, and there is a good time to think about how you’re going to handle them in your house.

If you haven’t had a chance to see Screenagers, I really recommend it, and you can see it in Tacoma Thursday courtesy of our friends at Tacoma Waldorf. It’s a must watch for all families-even if you feel a long way from the teen years (They do come fast)!

Open House starts at 5:30
The showing of Screenagers starts at 6:00 with discussion following
Tickets are $10 and are available here.
If you can get your teens to come along, they’re free!

I really do encourage you to make this one a priority, especially if you’re struggling with this issue at your house (You are not alone). Here’s a bit more about the film:

This documentary began when physician and filmmaker Delaney Ruston saw how screens were affecting her own children and started to ask tough questions. Here’s a bit more about the film.

Through poignant, and unexpectedly funny stories, along with surprising insights from authors, psychologists, and brain scientists, SCREENAGERS reveals how tech time impacts kids’ development and also offers solutions on how adults can empower their kids to best navigate the digital world to find balance.

SCREENAGERS addresses the most pervasive parenting issue of our time head on—depicting teen struggles over social media, video games and internet addiction. The film empowers kids to best navigate the digital world and provides practical resources to help them do it.

Btw, Waldorf Education discourages the use of electronics in the early grades. Yes, it’s possible to get a world class education without, “Plugging in,” your kids. That’s just one way that Waldorf Education is truly unique.

If you have a sensitive, creative or gifted child, I’d encourage you to attend the open house period during this event, or contact the Tacoma Waldorf enrollment team for a tour. Ongoing enrollment is available in their early childhood classes.

You can read more about them here!

More info. about the Screenagers Event is here.

Taking Kids to the Jet City Comic Show in Tacoma

October 30, 2017 by Maegen Blue

Wondering how kid friendly this weekend’s Jet City Comic Show in Tacoma is? Contributor, Amy, has a family friendly guide to this fun event.

Just because Halloween ends, doesn’t mean that fun with your favorite characters has to! Here’s the perfect opportunity to get one more use out of those costumes and have a great time with the family at the Jet City Comic Show! This Tacoma event has something to offer everyone in the family.

Photo Ops

Your kids will love meeting their favorite super heroes and villains at Jet City. In addition to some staged photo-op areas with costumed characters, event-goers in cosplay will be all around! Usually those in costume are prepared to be photographed, but best etiquette is to always ask first. Most are happy to pose!

Costume Contest

If your costume is at least 60% home made, you can enter the Jet City costume contest on Saturday. Cash prizes are awarded to winners! The kids contest for those 12 and under is at 1:30, and the adult contest for those 13 + is at 4:30. If you plan to participate in the adult contest, be sure to register by 1pm and be available for pre-judging at 3pm. Go here for more details and FAQ on the costume contest.

Exhibitors Galore

You can count on a sea of exhibitor booths offering comics, collectibles, and much more.  A few booths that are sure to be family favorites include 501st Legion Garrison Titan, where storm troopers and costumed Star Wars characters will be waiting, and Costumed Characters for Causes, where kids can get their photos with their favorite Marvel characters! 

Also worth checking out is Comics 4 Kids in the lobby. They’re dedicated to fostering literacy and imagination through free comic books for kids! Go here for a full list of exhibitors.

Special Guests

Artists, animators, and actors will all be stopping by throughout the weekend. Among them is former NFL star and actor/producer Fred “The Hammer” Williamson, and local actor Jeremy Palko who plays “Andy” on The Walking Dead. Check the schedule to see when your favorites will be there!

NEW THIS YEAR are two celebrity cars which will be located on the event floor near the food court. Come take your photo with replicas of KITT from Knight Rider or Baby from Supernatural!

Know Before You Go

  • Food
    A food court area with snacks, nachos, sandwiches, and other concession stand fare will be on the event floor, along with a seating area. If you want to go out to get food, The Old Spaghetti Factory, The Rock, and Freighthouse Square are all nearby. Your bracelet will grant you re-entry when you return!
  • Special Considerations There is van accessible parking in the Parking Lot A garage. There are also elevators in addition to stairs and escalators to take event goers to each floor. Family/ Unisex/ Single-User restrooms are available near the main restrooms. The event floor has low-carpet, over which wheelchairs and strollers will have no trouble navigating. This facility is great for keeping the noise level reasonable, but it is still a busy event, so sound-sensitive folks may still want their noise-cancelling ear wear handy. It is typical for people to ask for photos with those in costume. If you or your child are uncomfortable with this, be prepared to politely decline as that’s a comic-event norm.

Event Profile 

  • Date:    November 4-5 2017 (Saturday-Sunday)
  • Admission: $15 Saturday, $10 Sunday, $20 Weekend Pass
    **Children 10 and under are FREE with a paying adult-See link to Groupon below to save a few bucks.
  • Hours: Saturday, 10:00am – 6pm Sunday, 10:00am – 5:00pm
  • Location: Tacoma Trade & Convention Center (1500 Commerce, Tacoma, WA 98402)

Update from SFM-We included an offer from Groupon in an earlier edition of this post. Apparently, Groupon was not authorized to offer that deal. If you purchased it, contact Groupon for a credit or refund. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Amy Rogers

South Sound Weekend Kids’ Calendar: Family Fun and Things to Do October 27th, 28th, and 29th

October 27, 2017 by Maegen Blue

Wowza! We’ve got a monster sized list of events for you this weekend, with lots of free Halloween and trunk or treat events for the kids around Tacoma, Puyallup, Auburn, and your town, too!

Plus, we’ve found fun, free things to do if you’d like to do something totally boo free (We get it)!

Do note that this list is for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

If you’re looking for events On Halloween, we have links to those lists at the bottom.

Calendar

We do encourage you to use the links we’ve provided to confirm details before you head out. We strive for 100% accuracy, but at holiday times mistakes can happen, particularly with listings sent in to us.

This week we’ve organized the list by Multiple Days, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Saturday and Sunday events are also organized by region.

And, now, on to the list……Just one click away if you’re on the home page! Make it a great one!
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South Sound Candy Buy Back Locations

October 26, 2017 by Maegen Blue

South Sound Candy Buy Back Locations

Candy Buy Back locations in Sumner, Auburn, Enumclaw, Puyallup, Covington, and Bremerton 2019

Are you looking for somewhere for the kids to sell back their Halloween candy? We’ve rounded up candy buy back locations around the South Sound in case you can get your kids to trade their sweets for sweet cash! This list is current for 2019 Read on for all the Candy Buy Back locations near you!  [Read more…]

Donkey Creek Chum Festival in Gig Harbor

October 25, 2017 by Maegen Blue

2018 Donkey Creek Chum Festival Coming Up in Gig Harbor

Updated for 2018

Gig Harbor area friends, I want you to be sure to save the date for this fun and free event coming right up!

There are so many great things to do with kids this time of year, but this is definitely one you won’t want to miss.

It’s the Donkey Creek Chum Festival, and it’s an annual event celebrating the return of salmon to local waters.  This year the festival  is Saturday, November 17th . Most activities will take place in and around the Harbor History Museum.

This  family-friendly community event includes salmon tours; touch tanks, fish painting, and canoe, kayak, and Dragon Boat races. Bring a tote or a t for a fish print!

Btw, Harbor WildWatch and the Harbor History Museum are totally worth discovering if you’re one of our Gig Harbor area readers and  worth the bridge toll if you’re not!

You can get more information about the Donkey Creek Chum Festival here!

More information on salmon spotting around the South Sound is right here!

Meet a Mom Around The Sound: Laura in Enumclaw

October 25, 2017 by Maegen Blue

Tell us about your family

I am a mom of 3 ages 7, 9, and 11. All our kids have birthdays within 3 weeks of each other. The oldest is a girl so that means the boys have 2 moms. We live on ten acres and have a hobby farm complete with a pony, goats, chickens, and rabbits.  My husband and I have been married for 17 years, and he still makes me belly laugh! I use a stethoscope for my job and my husband uses a badge for his.

Tell us about yourself-What are your goals, passions, or dreams?

The one family quote we are consistent with is, “Listen and obey.” We don’t ask much, but what we do ask we expect to be honored.  I try and let my kids be kids.  We try and foster an environment where they can be adventuresome and creative.  I also encourage them to take risks and make mistakes.  The goal is eventually independent adults, right??!! Hopefully we are shaping confident, self-starters.

How would you describe your parenting style? What parts of parenting have been the most rewarding, surprising, or challenging?

There was a period of 9 months were parenting was hard; I mean really hard. My husband took an unexpected promotion the same summer we moved in, and he moved to Eastern Washington. I was home alone Monday thru Friday with a 2 month old, a 2 year old, and a 4 year old, and one working sink!  Did I mention we had a total fixer upper? My husband would come home Friday night, and I worked Friday and Saturday. What did I learn from this stretch?  Well, I learned I parent better with a partner, and if you don’t ask for help you won’t get help.

Tell us about your community-How long have you lived here? What do you love about your town?

We have lived on the Enumclaw plateau for the last 7 years, having moved when our youngest was just 10 days old.  I love the small town charm of Enumclaw and local community events.  A favorite is the Christmas parade and downtown Halloween trick-or-treating.  Mt. Peak is a good way to get a quick hike in, and Mr. Rainier likes to show off around here!
Our favorite places include the Point Defiance Zoo (the membership is worth its weight in gold), the Auburn Veteran’s Day parade, North Lake Tapps park for swimming and Mud Mountain Dam.  We also recently discovered the White River Valley Museum does overnights for children 7-12 a few times a year. My kids went and LOVED it! We also love the King County Fair and the Buckley Log Show.
I am very much looking forward to hiking the Enchantments in Leavenworth this summer.  My husband and I signed up for a 24 mile day hike while raising money and awareness for sex trafficking.

For being our featured mom this month, we’re delighted to give Laura a super fun basket of goodies from our friends at Molen Orthodontics.

We are incredibly grateful for the support of the community minded folks at Molen Orthodontics. We love Molen so much that if you message me I’ll give you my personal cell phone or email and tell you all about our experience! Or just  book or chat online yourself!  Your first evaluation is always FREE!

New Museum Tots Program For Preschoolers in Auburn

October 24, 2017 by Maegen Blue

We’re so excited to tell our South King County friends about this great program for preschoolers in Auburn (it’s open to all; you don’t have to be an Auburn resident).

It’s at the White River Valley Museum, which is a little treasure right in downtown Auburn. It’s a regional museum, so it’s not huge, but it’s just the right size for kids with lots they can touch! Plus, it’s a bargain, and the volunteers are always thrilled to see you. It’s a great rainy day destination with your preschoolers.

This new program is called, “Museum Tots,” and it sounds so cute! Here’s the scoop:

Program Details

Every Tuesday in November at 10am bring your 3 -5 year old tots to the Museum for a 40 minute exploration of history, culture and art. Sessions will include story time, games, crafts and more. 

Sessions are 6.00 per child, and more information is here! 

I know this will fill fast, so if you want in, go here to register! 

If Tuesdays don’t work for you do make a point of visiting another time. You can go here for visitor information! 

Mini Session Guide

October 23, 2017 by Maegen Blue

Do you need to get a family picture done for your holiday cards?

Or maybe you’d just like to get some nice photos done at the tree farm, or a Santa photo without the Santa photo drama?

This is the perfect time of year to get pictures done around here, and we’ve found some local photographers offering wonderful mini session deals just in time.

These are sponsored listings, and we’d LOVE for you to consider supporting these super talented photographer moms and thanking them for supporting Sounds Fun Mom with your business!

Angie D Photography

Angie offers family sessions with and without Santa and several Santa session options.

Every Photography Session is a collaboration of her ideas and artistic vision to create an experience that is uniquely yours! Note from SFM: Spots are going fast! Book soon!

You can see all the options here. 
Cell 253-230-7886
www.angiedphotography.com
www.facebook.com/AngieDPhotography

Illusion Of Grandeur

Website: www.illusionofgrandeur.com
Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/313945475738784
FB Page: www.facebook.com/Illusionphotos
Email: Patricia@illusionofgrandeur.com
Holiday mini sessions have already been held, but follow her page in case more come available or for your future photography needs!

Finding Moments Photography

 
Finding Moments Photography by Tammi Higashi is owned by a local mom of three kids and specializes in Family, Newborn, Children, & Maternity Photography.  She loves to capture emotion and interaction along with gently posed images in her photography.  Located in Tacoma and she loves photographing in Tacoma as well as surrounding areas.
You can find her at the following:
www.findingmoments.com
www.facebook.com/findingmoments
instagram.com/findingmoments
findingmoments@gmail.com

Parks Photography

Parks Photography is based in Tacoma but we are a mobile photography business.  One of our favorite types of shoots is our imagination shoot which is $150 and includes time in a local park area, up to one hour, an online digital gallery with downloadable edited photos and a Facebook cover photo.  (per person) These are great shoots in local parks and forest and kids can even come in costume if they like or bring their favorite toy/doll/book.  I love to visit with the kiddos beforehand and get them to talk to me to see what they’d like to create.
I require full payment in advance to book the spot.  I accept cash/Paypal/Visa or MC PayPal is loraparks@me.com
Lora Parks
Parks Photography
253-310-8638
info@parkspix.com
Facebook.com/parkspix
If you would like your photography business to be included in this guide, I have room for one additional listing this season.  Email me at soundsfunmom@gmail.com for details.

Cinderella’s Tea Party At Roger’s High School

October 23, 2017 by Maegen Blue

 

Looking for a special dress up day?

How about Cinderella’s Tea Party?

The Roger’s High School Drama Department is putting on the play Cinderella, and after the 2PM show on the 28th you can attend tea with Cinderella! It’s FREE with your admission from the show! This sounds darling to me, and I think it’s an especially nice option if someone at your house wants to wear a fancy costume more than once or just isn’t into scarier, night time Halloween events.

We’re checking on whether they think you’ll need tickets in advance, or are o.k. at the door. More info. is at their Facebook event page here. 

Do note the tea event is only after the 2PM show on the 28th.

 

 

South Sound Weekend Kids’ Calendar: Family Fun and Things to Do October 20th, 21st, and 22nd!

October 20, 2017 by Maegen Blue

Calendar

Are you looking for family fun around the 253 this weekend? It’s another great weekend full of things to do with the kids, including lots that’s free! And, yes, we do have lots of indoor options!

Saturday

All Over

Storytime at Barnes and Noble stores Most area stores do a free, weekly storytime at 11AM; however, we do suggest calling yours to confirm first, as we have found participation to be inconsistent. Story is Good Day, Good Night today.

Kids’ Club at Michael’s Craft Stores  It’s a tie-in to the Disney movie, Vampirina today. The craft is friendship bracelets. 10AM-12  2.00 per half hour session; there is also a glow in the dark slime event from 1-3PM. All supplies are provided, including pre made slime.

South King County

“Lifting Literacy,” with the Tahoma Reading Specialists at the Maple Valley Library

free drop in event for children in Grades K-5 (siblings welcome). games, snacks, a book swap, and Mad Science will be on hand with cool science activities including slippery slime and bubbling dry ice potions! 10-12; Halloween stories at 10:30

 

Halloween Events in Tacoma

Fright Fest at Wild Waves. Includes 20+ amusement park rides, two haunted houses, a scare free area for kids under 12, and live entertainment. Be sure to check the website for the varying times. Weekends from September 29-October 29

Salmon spotting on the Cedar River Trained naturalists will help kids spot salmon returning to spawn  Every weekend in October at four locations-link takes you to a detailed post.

Visit the HCC Mast Center at Redondo   Touch tanks with sea critters free and open to the public Saturdays from 10AM-2

Meet Anna and Elsa from Frozen at Learning Express Toys in Renton!  12-4; Free character photo op! Yes, these usually have a crowd.

Catoberfest Kids’ activities, refreshments, and all kinds of cat themed fun at this annual fundraiser from South County Cats. At Renton Technical College. 11-3

Free Family Movie Matinee at the Eatonville Library 2PM Films are family friendly, newer to DVD releases; call for title. Snacks provided!

Puyallup/Orting/Graham/Greater Pierce County

Saturday Art for Kids at the Fred Oldfield Center

Come paint with us! One Saturday a month we do an art project. This month we will be doing an acrylic Halloween themed painting. Class geared for 8-14 years of age, no experience necessary. $25 per class. 10-12 Note from SFM: Ask about their other classes! They’re great!

The Friends of the Sumner Library Fall Book & Purse Sale 10-4 Score a bargain on a bag or a book!

Lego storytime at the Puyallup Library 11AM Free, drop in program. Hear  short stories and enjoy building time.

Beyond

Ride the Peanuts Great Pumpkin Patch Express

Join Snoopy and Charlie Brown aboard The Great Pumpkin Patch Express. Passengers will ride the train and read the book It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown on their journey to the Pumpkin Patch. Every child gets to choose their very own pumpkin to take home, play PEANUTS™ themed games and activities, and meet Charlie Brown and Snoopy. These are spendy tickets, but it’s a super fun ride for a train fan. Check out the website for the various times this weekend.

Hoot ‘n’ Howl at Northwest Trek 5-9PM

Night time event with special tram ride and Halloween fun and games around the park.   Tour the park at night, plus treats, crafts, and other fun    Day of tickets are 16.00

Tacoma/ South Tacoma/Lakewood

Brick or Treat at Freighthouse Square  Got a Lego fan? Don’t miss this one! Big room full of Lego for kids to build with, plus models on display from master builder, Dan Parker. Link has all the detail and ticket buying info.

Free Family Flick at the Grand  It’s Young Frankenstein; monthly free movies presented by Colombia Bank. Show at 10AM; doors open at 9; free to the first 100. This is a PG spoof of the original.

Celtic Faire at St. Andrew’s Church high tea, bagpipes, Irish dancers, and other fun

Haunted Theater at Tacoma Ballet  Backstage tour and short, themed dances. Magical not spooky! Ongoing event with various dates and times.

Paper Trails at King’s Books A celebration of all things paper! Hands-on projects for adults and kids 11-5

Trunk or Treat Cruise in at LeMay ACM

Kids will trick-or-treat outdoors on the Anderson Plaza by visiting car trunk hosts to get their bags filled with treats! Costumed kids* will also receive FREE admission into the Museum between 11 am and 3 pm. ACM Members are FREE! All vehicles are welcome to participate in the Trunk or Treat. *Youth 12 & under only.

Costume shop sale at the Tacoma Musical Playhouse

Craft Saturday at the Job Carr Museum

 Drop by Job Carr Cabin Museum for our monthly Craft Saturday event. Activities are designed for children ages 3-9 and their families.
On 10/21, we’ll be celebrating Tacoma Arts Month with extended hours (11am-4pm) and a take-home art activity for kids.
Admission to the Museum and all events are “pay as you can.”

Tacoma Giants: Part 1 Trees of Point Defiance Park 9:00 am

Learn about one of the park’s biggest trees just a short stroll from Ft. Nisqually! 4.00 per person; you do need to sign up. Very little walking and appropriate for children and folks with mobility issues.

Whale Trail Sign Dedication and Beach Cleanup  9:00 am

The Whale Trail is a series of sites where the public may view orcas, other cetaceans and marine mammals from shore. Join us at the Point Defiance Marina on October 21 for a beach cleanup and Whale Trail sign dedication!

Family Nature Walk – Wapato Park 10:00 am

Join volunteer naturalists on a free nature walk Not suitable for strollers; perfect for ages 3 and up. You are now required to pre-register for these programs.

Tacoma Giants: Part 2 Immersion Tree Walk11:00 am

Did you know that there are living beings over 200 feet tall residing right here in Point Defiance Park? This is a longer walk of about a mile total. 8.00 per person; lead by a certified arborist. Register in advance online.

Black Cat Fun Run at Point Defiance Park 7:00 pm Night time run with glow sticks and fun! Day of registration is 20.00/30.00.

South Tacoma/Spanaway/Lakewood

Fall Safety Day at the West Pierce Fire Department in Lakewood 10AM-1 Free pumpkins for kids while supplies last, plus safety information and games. Bring cash if you’d like to purchase a custom fitted helmet!

Woof, Woof Walk, Spanaway Park  Bring your costumed canine pal for a fun walk around Spanaway Park. Seriously, I LOVE a dog in a costume! Who doesn’t?! Join the Pierce County K-9 Unit for a 1.5 or 3 mile walk along paved trails, suitable for all ages and abilities. Registration info. here.

Children and all ages shows at the Science Dome presentations and shows on the overhead dome at the area’s only indoor, digital planetarium. Great, low cost, indoor activity-we really recommend the children’s version. It’s “Haunted Night Sky,” this month, but it won’t be scary unless your kids don’t like the dark!

Olympia/Dupont

Featured Sponsor: Halloween Mini Sessions with Stacey Mitchell  photography Capture some of that costume cuteness! For just 25.00 per child you’ll get 3-5 quality digital images-seriously, take a look at her page! How can you not do this for 25.00!  Powderworks Park 3-5; but get in touch to hold your spot (she’ll chat with you about the plan if it rains, too).

Olympia Family Theater  presents The Cat in the Hat at 2PM today and Sunday. We’ve heard this is especially cute for younger audiences!

Visit the LOTT Wet Science Center  The center is free and hosts special activities every Saturday.  “Tinkering,” activities today.

Visit the South Sound Estuarium   open 11-4 weekends Hands-on sea critter discovery!

It’s apple festival time at Lattin’s

Gig Harbor 

Pumpkin Decorating at the Gig Harbor Library  10:30 AM – 12:00 PM

Decorate your own pumpkin to take home! Small pumpkin and decorations provided. Requires registration. Lots of spots as of this writing.

Macaroni Kid is doing a Trunk or Treat Free with a food bank donation, but you need to register so they have enough candy. 4-8PM; CANCELLED due to weather; rescheduled for next week.

Any weekend fun: Visit the Farmer’s Market or the Harbor History Museum; walk your waterfront; check out what’s happening at Discovery Village or the YMCA; see the touch tanks at the Skansie Visitor’s Center; find a new park or trail…..

Sunday

All Over

Lego Bricktober Build and Play Event at Toys R Us

Lego themed play Sundays in October. Honestly, guys, their site is such a pain I’m going to leave it up to you to work out the theme this month. Let us know if you’ve gone to these and how they were!

South King County

Fall bazaar at the White River Buddhist Temple in Auburn

I think this is mostly about food and crafts, but it might be an interesting experience-I’ve always wanted to go. Let me know if you do!

Fright Fest at Wild Waves. Includes 20+ amusement park rides, two haunted houses, a scare free area for kids under 12, and live entertainment.  Booville is a scare-FREE zone for kids under 12  that includes a giant inflatable slide,  an inflatable obstacle course and other fun. Be sure to check the website for the varying times. Weekends from September 29-October 29

Salmon spotting on the Cedar River Trained naturalists will help kids spot salmon returning to spawn  Every weekend in October at four locations-link takes you to a detailed post.

Tacoma

Haunted Theater at Tacoma Ballet  Backstage tour and short, themed dances. Magical not spooky! Ongoing event with various dates and times.
Brick or Treat at Freighthouse Square  Got a Lego fan? Don’t miss this one! Big room full of Lego for kids to build with, plus models on display from master builder, Dan Parker. Link has all the detail and ticket buying info.

Olympia

Olympia Family Theater  presents The Cat in the Hat

Visit the South Sound Estuarium   open 11-4 weekends

It’s apple festival time at Lattin’s

Want to visit a pumpkin patch or a corn maze? Here’s our master list! 

As always, if you know something we missed or you’d like publicity or advertising for your group, get in touch! You can email me at soundsfunmom@gmail.com.

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