How to have a COVID-safe spring break with kids {issue 74}

Plus, 4-ingredient, no-cook wraps for busy weeknight dinners.

March 3, 2022 No. 74 The news has been pretty scary this week, and especially so for kids. Here are some strategies for talking to kids about Russia's invasion of Ukraine. — Thao     How to Have a COVID-Safe Spring Break with Kids If you've been dreaming of a break from chilly temps and pandemic stress, you're not alone. We're all craving a little R&R under sunny skies, but COVID-19 cases might have thrown cold water on your spring break plans or stopped you from making any to begin with. And since little ones under 5 can't be vaccinated yet, we're all holding our breaths a little.   Not to worry — if it's adventurous and safe spring break fun you're after, even at the last minute, we've got you covered. Here's our guide to supercharged, COVID-conscious spring break ideas. Whether you're fully in staycation mode or are up for venturing a little further from home, we have options! read more > live     Yes, You Can Find Budget- and Kid-Friendly Vintage Picks — Here's How I know; it seems unlikely that a gorgeous antique is also kid-friendly. But I'm here to tell you that it is indeed possible. read more >     10 Cozy Kids' Comforters for Every Style Exciting superheroes, imaginative galaxies, and so many more snuggly sets for your littles. read more > eat     This 5-Ingredient Wrap Is Our Family's Favorite No-Cook Meal Plus, it's a great option for hand-held, on-the-go eating for busy evenings. read more >     13 Feeding Tools for Babies and Toddlers That Saved Our Lives From the best high chairs down to my favorite bento box for playground snacks, here are my must-haves for kids in the kitchen. read more >     Every Bite Counts — For More than Just Nutrition From six to nine months, babies are getting so much more from the dinner table than just nutrition. Every bite delivers new flavors and textures to help support oral and motor development, learning and discovery, and acceptance of new, healthy foods and textures. learn more > play     These Large-Scale, Show-Stopping Family Portraits Only Cost $5 to Create And they take only minutes to DIY! read more >     6 Free Ways to De-Stress and Unwind, According to Kids Bonus: these tricks work for little ones AND caregivers! read more > cubby finds: spring break essentials packing cubes fold-up booster seat fanny pack noise cancelling headphones ask maxwell What's the biggest kid-related design mistake you've ever made in your home? — Rebecca Rebecca,   I NEVER make mistakes! Hahahaha. Of course I do, but I often think about mistakes as something that I quickly address, learn from and then move on. So, in this way, mistakes are par for the course and necessary.   read more > Maxwell Ryan is a father and was an elementary school teacher in NYC before founding Apartment Therapy. He'd love to answer your question: askmaxwell@cubbyathome.com ( trust us ) Love you too Unsubscribe or Manage Your Preferences  View this email in your browser  Apartment Therapy is full of ideas for creating a warm, beautiful, healthy home. If we've inspired you, we may receive a share of purchases made through this email. Apartment Therapy Media 270 Lafayette Street, Suite 1300 New York, NY 10013 ABOUT | CONTACT US | PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS OF USE