Sarah Spencer
Sarah was raised in Plano, took a detour in Oklahoma for college, and now lives in McKinney. She's a teacher and mom who believes that 10 three year olds are easier to handle than one. Sarah and her husband, Nathaniel, are foster and adoptive parents and advocates. Big fans of deep conversations, they run a blog that helps parents connect with their kids over entertainment. She likes to try DIY projects that are way over her head and experiment with different teas and chocolates while binge-watching great series. Follow Sarah at Down the Hobbit Hole Blog and follow on Facebook or Instagram for her movie and book guides for parents.
10+ Indoor Places to Take Kids in McKinney
It's only 98 degrees outside—yay! But it also isn't even 9am yet...UGH. We have needed ALL the indoor places to take kids to in McKinney this summer.
There are a ton of awesome things to...
Five Things You Can Do About the Uvalde Tragedy NOW…
Collin County Moms is not a political website, but we do believe there are times when ALL parents can rise up and work together. The article below includes one mom's opinions, but we hope...
Dino Safari at the Dallas Zoo Review {Know Before You Go!}
The Dallas Zoo has a new experience you can add on to regular admission tickets this spring: Dino Safari is a guided tram adventure billed as "a Jurassic journey of prehistoric proportions." Is it...
5 Holi Activities to Do With Your Kids
What Is Holi? Introducing Holi to Kids
Holi, the festival of colors, is a Hindu celebration at the end of winter to celebrate the beginning of spring, love, repairing relationships, and bright colors! Much like...
Keep the Celebration Going: 20 Black History Books for Every Age
The books on this list are all great reads, and some of the children's picture books are as powerful as the teen/adult ones. What are your favorite books that center around Black history, joy,...
Getting Involved With Anti-Trafficking in DFW
January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. When I say trafficking, it’s likely that some sort of cartoon image comes to mind, maybe a boogeyman jumping out of a bush to kidnap vulnerable kids....
5 Tips for Making New Year’s Resolutions with Kids
New Year's resolutions seem to have become a bit of an unpopular concept. Some prefer not to participate at all. Others prefer to frame it as goal setting or to choose a focus word...
Virtual Get-Togethers: 10 Family FaceTime (or Zoom) Activities
One of the benefits of becoming so Zoom-oriented is realizing that we can connect more often with friends and family who live far away. Need to social distance this holiday season? Just can't make...