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Tag: Yoyo Mama

5 Things Vancouver: YoYo Madeleine

by Dan
Kids + Travel + Vancouver / February 24, 2010

madeleine-yoyo-mamaWe heard from the yoyo mama earlier this morning and now here's the yoyo kiddo...

Madeleine is a Vancouver-born, six-year-old yoyo kiddo!

She’s a big fan of reading, particularly the Ivy & Bean series!

 

 


What is the single best thing about living in Vancouver?
Going swimming every weekend.

What’s the one place everyone should visit?
Nicola’s house.

Where’s your favourite spot to eat on a budget?
The Fish & Chips place next to the ice cream store.

What is the best thing to do with kids in Vancouver?
Go to a birthday party at Collage Collage.

What is your favourite building in Vancouver?
Our very own house. That building.

Bonus:

Where’s the best place for coffee?
The hot chocolate shop across the street from the library.

Thanks Madeleine!


5 Things Vancouver: Annemarie Tempelman-Kluit

by Dan
Kids + Parenting + Travel + Vancouver / February 24, 2010

annemarie-tempelman-kluit-yoyo-mamaAnnemarie is the founder and editor-in-chief of yoyomama.ca and yoyobelly.ca.

She’s also the author of Healthy Mum, Happy Baby: How To Feed Yourself When You're Breastfeeding Your Baby which was published by Random House in 2007.

She’s an email marketing expert with a background in web strategy and usability.

 

How long have you lived in Vancouver?
I’m one of those rare people who was born here.

Where do you look for books in Vancouver?
Now I’ve had kids I can indulge my children’s lit fetish with no shame at Vancouver Kidsbooks.

What’s your favourite restaurant for a romantic dinner?
Les Faux Bourgeois.

What is the best thing to do with kids in Vancouver?
The beach. Any time of year and in any weather. At the beach kids can build sand castles and mud pies and explore tide pools. They can draw in the sand with a stick and get chased by waves and commune with the seagulls. They can get dirty and sandy and wet and no one minds, not like at home or at a restaurant. And of course you can get fries or a popsicle from the concession when you’re done to top off your trip.

What’s your favourite free thing to do in Vancouver?
We love walking the new seawall by the Olympic athletes village – when it’s open of course. There’s lots to explore and see and on good days we make it all the way from Science World to Granville Island.

Thanks Annemarie!