Chill Out! 20 Cool Things to Do This Winter in Atlanta

by Tinybeans TeamDecember 16, 2021

We’ve got plenty of ways to keep your kiddos entertained this winter in Atlanta and across Georgia. From slicing the ice on a nearby rink to taking a road trip to a southern ski slope, you’re in for an amazing family winter! Keep reading for details on these winter activities near Atlanta with kids, below.

1. Ride the rails on one of these near-to-Atlanta passenger railroads. Holiday rides wrap up in early January on most lines, but weekend rides continue.

2. Burn off some energy by letting little ones slice the ice at one of these nearby ice rinks.

3. Feeling some cabin fever? Head to one of these awesome cabin rentals in Georgia.

4.Who needs to splurge? Not us. Check out these free and cheap things to do in Atlanta with kids this month.

5. Explore our list of favorite outdoor murals, and find some on your own, too.

6. Longing for spring? Create an indoor fairy garden, while you wait for the outdoors to bloom.

7. Host a comedy hour and crack each other up with these Atlanta-inspired jokes your kids will totally get.

8. Bundle up for a nature walk on one of these toddler-friendly trails.

9. Check out the best neighborhood light displays around Atlanta before the new year.

10. Visit the Christkindl Market in Buckhead for a European vibe.

11. Go on a virtual safari, just off the Belt Line.

12. Scour our list of over 100 things to do with kids indoors for inspiration.

13. Give one of our favorite ways to pretend play with your kids a try.

14. Spend some time with your kids in the kitchen with these kid and family friendly recipes.

15. Pack up for a road trip and hit one of these nearby southern ski slopes for a long weekend of fun.

16. Go on a search for Atlanta's best hot chocolate, and start with these.

17. Be mad scientists with these gross but cool science experiments.

18. Search for the best plate of pancakes in Atlanta, and start with these.

19. Explore IllumiNights at Zoo Atlanta.

20. Check out Thomas Edison's Secret Lab at Tellus.

Featured image via iStock.

––Shelley Massey

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13 Ridiculously Expensive Gifts You Can Buy on Amazon This Christmas

by Teresa DouglasDecember 8, 2021

When it comes to gifts, we’ve all heard the expression “it’s the thought that counts.” But sometimes the thought you want to send is ‘I love you so much I broke my wallet for you.’ The good news is that Amazon has you covered. Read on for a list of Amazon’s most ridiculously expensive luxury items.

Gold-Infused Toothpaste

Up first is an expensive item for people who want to give a ridiculous gift on a budget. This luxury toothpaste will set you back $70 because it has actual gold flecks in the paste. If you don’t feel right sending gold down the drain, you can always put the tube in a frame and call it art.

Swarovski Crystal Ducks

Give your loved one a set of crystal ducks to convince them that like birds of a feather, you should flock together. These waterfowl can be yours for $1,498. But these ducks won’t fly to you for free: you still need to pay $14.99 for shipping.

Autographed Keith Richards Guitar

If you’re looking for the perfect piece to add to your guitar collection, this guitar autographed by Keith Richards is the ideal addition at a cool $2,750. The signed instrument comes with a certificate of authenticity, so you know it’s the real deal.

Mark Saint Gaudens Twenty Dollar

This 1924 Mark Saint Gaudens Twenty Dollar is a rare find. Designed by President Theodore Roosevelt, the Double Eagle is one of two designs he was able to complete before his death and is considered to be one of the most beautiful coins ever minted by the U.S. Mint. Get your own for only $2,799.

Luxury Gold Toilet

They say a man’s house is his castle, and what better gift to give the king in your life than a gold (colored) porcelain throne? Though, at $5,088, this neoclassical toilet better clean itself.

Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Sometimes you want to buy that special someone an incredible piece of jewelry, but you can’t face another trip to the mall. Not to worry, Amazon is there to help you out. This whopping 7-carat bracelet can be yours and delivered right to your door for only $10,999.

This one-of-a-kind signed letter from Voltaire and was written just weeks before his death in 1778 from Paris. The letter is written in beautiful script and in French and would make a thoughtful gift! Who doesn't need a famous signed letter hanging in their home?

Achieve epistolary excellence for the sale price of $20,000.

Feineshi Cast Copper Horse Sculpture

Surprise the horse lover in your life with this exquisite bronze sculpture. At $26,633.64, it’s still less expensive than buying your loved one a herd of their own. Bonus: no mucking out a stall necessary!

Grateful Dead 1966 Concert Poster

Sure you can buy cheap posters anywhere, but when you could bring home a mint condition 1966 Grateful Dead concert poster, why would you get anything else? This poster holds great significance, being the first time the Grateful Dead are associated with a skull symbol and is one of the hardest to find for Dead Head collectors.

It comes at a groovy price of $27,500— plus $4.50 for shipping if you can swing it.

Franck Muller Men’s Watch

True collectors know a watch is more than just about telling time—it's about making a statement! If you're looking to spoil a certain someone this year, then look no further than this gorgeous Frank Muller Vanguard Seven Days Skeleton Color Dream watch. The automatic self-wind mechanism and water-resistant features make this a timeless—yup, we went there—accessory.

With a $45,000 price tag, this thing should be able to act like Cher and turn back time.

Tigrani Sterling Silver Chess Pieces

Blaise Pascal once called chess “the gymnasium of the mind.” And this holiday season, you can wrap up these delicately sculpted silver and bronze chess pieces for the mental athlete on your gift list. At $45,000, your wallet is going to get a workout, too. The chessboard is sold separately.

White Gold Diamond Ring

Everyone knows that love is priceless, but sometimes you want to stun your fiance-to-be. With a diamond weighing in at over five carats, you better propose on a cloudy day or this eye candy may blind your future spouse.

You can’t buy love, but if you have $65,900, you can buy this diamond ring.

Mordecai Brown Signed Baseball

Own a piece of baseball’s “dead-ball era,” signed by Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown.

Yes, at $267,265.99, this signed baseball costs the same as an average home in Texas, but you’re buying memories here. Those don’t come cheap.

Mickey Mantle Baseball Cards

Run, don't walk—because this Mickey Mantle autographed baseball card is only $363,640. This set is 100% certified-authentic and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from James Spence Authentication so you won't strike out.

—Teresa Douglas & Karly Wood

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12 Kid-Friendly Norwegian Recipes for the New Year

by Karly WoodDecember 5, 2021

Norwegian recipes are projected to take the world by storm in 2022, so why not grab a few kid-friendly options before the year is here? Characterized by fish and game, meals from Norway are a new adventure into trying out new taste buds. From waffles for dessert to brown cheese meatballs, these Norwegian meals are a fun way to try something new.

Norwegian Waffles

You can finally use that heart-shaped waffle iron for something other than Valentine's Day! Traditional Norwegian waffles are served as dessert, topped with sour cream, lingonberries and brown cheese (trust us, it's amazing). This simple dessert comes together quickly with The Stay at Home Chef's recipe.

Hveteboller

Norwegian cardamom buns make a wonderful breakfast bread or side dish with your dinner meal. The fluffy buns take some time to prepare, but only 15 minutes to bake. Make sure to use this simple recipe from Tara's Multicultural Table.

Norwegian Meatballs

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Move over Swedish meatballs, Norway is here to take the scene by storm. Flatter than its Swedish neighbor, these Norwegian meatballs from Hank Shaw are served with a delightful gravy no kiddo can shy away from.

Norwegian Flatbrød

A staple dish in Norway, this flatbread recipe is super tasty with a healthy serving of butter. Easy to make, Vintage Dish & Tell's recipe will quickly become a family fave.

Crispy Norwegian Potatoes

A bigger commitment than traditional spud recipes, these Crispy Norwegian Potatoes from Moms Who Think is worth the elbow grease. The seven ingredients come together in a big portion that can feed eight and pairs perfectly with a meaty dish on a cold night.

Potato Lefse

A holiday favorite, Lefse is sure to entice your littles. The tortilla-like dish can be enjoyed with everything from savory toppings to sweets like cinnamon, sugar and butter. Ramshackle Pantry's recipe uses just five ingredients and while it does take some time, it brings this Norwegian speciality to life!

Crispy Norwegian Ribbe in Bao Steamed Buns

This tasty dish from Sailing Selkie uses leftover crispy Norwegian Ribbe and transforms it into an even more delicious meal. Paired with Bao buns, littles will love sinking their teeth into the soft and steamed bread. Want the OG Ribbe recipe? Sailing Selkie has that too!

Kjøttkaker med Brunost

Want to kick your meatballs up a notch? Try this Norwegian Brown Cheese Meatballs recipe from North Wild Kitchen! Made with meat, spices and the famed brown cheese popular in the region, this comfort food goes great with a side of potatoes.

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Norwegian butter cookies are a must for any time of the year (even though they're technically a holiday fave). The light and cakey treats take just 20 minutes of prep time (perfect for your kids limited time span) and topped with pretty pearl sugar. Grab the recipe from Adamant Kitchen!

Rømmegrøt

Pudding, butter and cinnamon sugar? That's Norwegian pudding! This sweet recipe from A Farm Girl's Dabbles brings the Norwegian classic to your own table as a simple meal or sweet treat.

Norwegian Rhubarb & Almond Cake

Great for breakfast or brunch, this tart cake will make you look fancy. The brightly colored rhubarb will instantly dress up your dessert table and the almond pack the perfect crunch. Check out The View from Great Island's simple recipe here!

Oslo Kringle

With the texture of a cream puff, this Kringle is irresistible. This traditional dessert is made with ingredients you likely already have on hand to come together to form a buttery dough, glaze and is topped with almonds. Want to try it out? Check out Good Cheap Eats.

––Karly Wood

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Here’s How to Save Grocery Money & Still Have an Epic Thanksgiving Feast

by Sarah ShebekNovember 17, 2021

Thanksgiving feasts can still be (relatively) cheap! If you’re trying to save money around the holidays this year, you might be alarmed by the news of food inflation and scarcity. Fortunately according to Consumer Reports, there are plenty of ways to conserve cash while you shop for the big day.

As it turns out, your standard Thanksgiving food items are actually cheaper this year than the previous two years. You can get a basket of root vegetables and name brand items (like Ocean Spray cranberry sauce or Pillsbury pie crusts) for $22.31, down 36 cents from 2020. And the prices of big turkeys (16 pounds and up) have dropped around nine percent, making it an economical choice and a great source of leftovers.

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Other tips to save money? Check your store for promotions around the holiday, but don’t get tricked into spending over budget just to snag a cheaper turkey. Buy in advance rather than getting caught in the crowds and to take advantage of “while supplies last” deals. And don’t feel the need to spend a lot on pricey appetizers, since the Thanksgiving meal is known to be super filling on its own.

As you’re shopping for holiday meals in general, it pays to get a store loyalty card, which often offer gas deals, too. You can take advantage of tech in the aisles by using a Consumer Reports recommended shopping app, like Basket, Ibotta or Flipp, which help you shop for the best savings. Finally, store brands tend to be 20 to 25% cheaper than their name brand counterparts and often taste nearly identical.

—Sarah Shebek

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These Quirky Airbnbs Might Sneak Onto Your Travel Bucket List

by Sarah ShebekNovember 2, 2021

We love a quirky Airbnb, from treehouses to lighthouses. Now there’s a new list of “the most popular weird Airbnbs” and it features some gems close to home and abroad. Our favorite might be the giant seashell in Mexico!

U.K. site Confused.com put together this list and the top pick is the Bubble Suite. The domes are located in Mexico’s wine country and get an average of 4.8 stars. At $215 a night, they’re not exactly cheap, but they’re perfect for a kid-free getaway or celebration.

If you’d rather hit up Hawaii, check out the Dreamy Tropical Treehouse. It’s an adult-sized treehouse featuring panoramic views of a tropical jungle. It only sleeps two people for $300 a night, but it’s still a steal by Hawaii standards. Enjoy being totally off the grid!

Finally, don’t forget that giant seashell. Head back to Mexico and Isla Mujeres to rent The Seashell House, aptly situated near the beach. It’s $299 a night and it’s big enough to bring the whole family, plus it offers a private pool!

There are plenty of other gems on this list, including a private island in Belize, a super cheap recycled hideaway in Brazil and the Cube House in the middle of the Netherlands. Which one will you pick to add to your travel bucket list?

––Sarah Shebek

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We Have All the Heart Eyes For the New Airstream x Pottery Barn Trailer

by Sarah ShebekJuly 28, 2021

How do you make an Airstream extra dreamy? Add a touch of Pottery Barn! The two popular brands have collaborated to release a new Pottery Barn Special Edition Travel Trailer—and it’s oh so splurge worthy!

The new Airstream trailer features the standard amenities, including a dedicated kitchen, bathroom, sleeping and relaxing areas. But it levels up with hardware, soft goods, fixtures and touches inspired by Pottery Barn. The includes a unique solid oak wood dinette table, matte black pull-down kitchen faucet, wall sconces and custom storage solutions in the bedroom, plus Pottery Barn’s Belgian Flax Linen Bedding.

Another unique touch? The outdoor hanging table that attaches to the trailer’s exterior, the perfect spot for a midday snack or evening drink. When you’re ready to pack up and move on, it stows in a rear storage compartment.

Of course, this high-end collaboration isn’t exactly cheap. But if you’re ready to travel in style (or work and learn on the road) it’s worth a look, especially since the Airstream sleeps up to five people. The MSRP is $145,500 and it’s available at dealers nationwide now.

—Sarah Shebek

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ALDI’s August Finds Include a Glowing Cactus Lamp & Pulled Pork Chips

by Sarah ShebekJuly 25, 2021

If you’re an ALDI fan, you probably know about the company’s Monthly Finds! There are some real gems this month, including a new batch of cheap houseplants, an adorable cactus LED lamp, a s’mores cookie kit and pulled pork chips!

Starting July 28, you can snag a cute little aloe vera plant for $3.99. A new batch of mini succulents will drop on August 11 for $1.99. And an adorable geometric terrarium is coming your way on August 25 for $13.99.

If you kill any plant you lay eyes on, there’s another fun decor option this month. The LED novelty lamp features a glowing saguaro cactus for $8.99. Perfect for dorm room decorating or a WFH glow up!

You’ll remember the S’more Cookie Kit we’ve covered and it’s finally available to buy on August 25! There are a lot of intriguing food finds for the upcoming month, but we’re especially interested in the Pulled Pork Kettle Chips that come out August 25. They’re krinkle cut and gluten free!

—Sarah Shebek

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The Case of the Missing Breast Pump

By Karissa Whitman

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January 10, 2021

Photo: Karissa Whitman

I was four months postpartum. I was struggling with nursing my son, but we had a wedding we had already committed to going to. I was so nervous because I was worried I’d lose my breastmilk supply for not nursing for so long. I spent the entire day packing myself a little bag full of my supplies. My breast pump, bottles, an icepack inside an insulated cooler for my milk, my nipple cream, etc…I was packed and ready.

I needed to run to the bathroom real quick and figured “Hey, why not rely on my sweet reliable awesome husband to put my bags in the car?” You know, I trusted him so much I didn’t even think to check all the bags made it into the trunk.

About 25 minutes into our drive, I told my husband I’d probably have to pump upon arriving and once again before the reception starts. His response, “Well, did you bring your pump?” I looked at him and said, “Well duh, you packed the bags in the car, right?” Nope. He only grabbed one bag. My purse. Which, thanks hunny, I did need that. But I really needed the pump more.

At this point, the panic started to set in. This was our first long outing without my son. It was about 50 miles away from home. And already late at night. Once I calmed down, I figured I could just run to a local Target or Walmart and pick up a little cheap hand pump. Well get this, we get to Target, run in, and they were sold out of hand pumps. The next best thing was a $100 electric pump.

At this rate, I was thinking I could just grab some bottles, a little cooler and manually express myself. We were now running about 15 minutes late to this wedding we had already driven so far to get to and decided that would be the plan. During the first “manual” pump, I sat in the car all by myself with my husband’s shirts hanging on the windows for some privacy. I was trying so hard to express anything but just kept getting a drop, drop, drop. I never even had a letdown, yet my breasts felt so full and engorged by this rate.

I sat in the car and shed a few tears, I mean come on, can ya blame a girl with breasts full of milk who is pumpless and it’s the first long outing away from her baby? Talk about the worst-case scenario. I tried going back inside and running some paper towels under warm water to try and warm compress, but that didn’t work either.

Looking back I think I was so stressed it definitely played into my ability to have a letdown. Also looking back, I will never let my husband pack my pump again, well I probably will, but that trust is hard to regain. I mean, lesson truly learned. By the time we got home that night (and yes, we ended up leaving early), I was able to nurse my son and relieve all the pain and pressure from the milk.

So new mama, my tip to you? Take a moment to double-check that you’ve packed your breast pump and that it’s also in the car.

Karissa Whitman

Tinybeans Voices Contributor

Karissa is a mom to two young boys and a blogger of Mom After Baby. Karissa believes ALL moms are capable of life beyond motherhood and is passionate about providing informative & educational content to new, expecting, and postpartum moms.

13 Things We Are Looking Forward to in 2021

by Annette BenedettiDecember 30, 2020

Many of us rang in 2020 with high expectations and exciting resolutions. Little did we know a global pandemic was on its way. COVID-19 changed how most Portland families lived their daily lives. Everything from Portland schools to all the many Portland kid activities and events shut down. But, because we are an innovative community, Portland parents pivoted and found new ways to make daily life awesome for their kiddos. With a vaccine being distributed and 2021 on it’s way, there’s hope that some of our favorite family-friendly Portland activities and businesses will reopen. The following are just some of the things we are looking forward to in 2021!

Going to the movies

While families have been able to stream entertainment at home, there's nothing quite like taking the kids out to the theater. There are several Portland movie theaters that cater specifically to families with kids. They offer special movie times and awesome snacks too!

Being in Awe at OMSI

Where can we even begin? OMSI is one of our favorite spots for Portland families and kids to explore. We can't wait to get our science on with OMSI's awesome featured exhibits, hands-on experiences and fantastical theater. 2021 can't get here fast enough.

Exploring at the Portland Children's Museum

Oh how we miss the Portland Children's Museum. We can't wait until Portland kids can once again spend hours exploring our world through hands-on play at this amazing museum created just for little ones. It also offers parties for little ones and camps! We are counting the days...

Getting Wet & Wings and Waves Waterpark

Summer, fall, winter or spring; Wings and Waves Water Park is the perfect place to let the kids splash and play. We miss shooting down the slides and splashing in the vortex pool. Then there's the attached Aviation and Space Museum offering hours and hours of galactic discovery. This Portland family activity and attraction is one of our very favorites.!

Hitting Pins

There's nothing quite like the sound of bowling a strike at one of Portland's local bowling alley's. And our local bowling alleys are as cool as Portland is weird. For kids who don't want to bowl, many of them have arcades and next level nibbles for hungry competitors. We can't wait to get back to gathering together to avoid the gutters while listing to groovy music, playing, dining and drinking together. You can find our favorite bowling alley's here.

Getting Our Game On

Speaking of playing, we can't wait to hit the arcades again! Portland arcades are truly awesome. In fact, there are even a couple nickle arcades that make letting your kids play for hours pretty darn cheap. You can prop up and munch on snack while your little ones go wild playing pin ball, Donkey Kong, or whatever it is that the kids are playing these days!

Festivals, Festivals & More Festivals

Portand is one of the most festive places on earth. We bring the family-friendly music and events like nowhere else and we simply can't wait to get back to celebrating anything and everything we can find to celebrate with festivals. There are festivals that celebrate flowers and festivals that celebrate balloons. Portland has festivals that celebrate seasons and people who turn giant pumpkins into canoes. We even have a host of parades that celebrate things like mermaids!

Eating Out Inside

Eating out has been nearly impossible since COVID hit unless you are eating outside. While we love the outdoors, we aren't going to lie...we miss eating inside when we are eating out! Portland is packed with amazing family-friendly restaurants and we want to get back to gobbling down their offerings while our kids play and eat at the same time. From pizza to burgers to veggie spots and more, we are excited about going out to eat at Portland restaurants again!

Sending Kids to Classes & Camps

Portland parents love their kids. They really, really do. But man! We can't wait to send them off to camps and classes again. Dance classes, summer camps, art classes, science camps...we love them all, and so do our kids! We are counting the days until our little artists and dancers and scientists can head out with their peers while we sit in sweet, oh-so-sweet silence all by our lonesome again.

Playing at Oaks Park

This amusement park has been in operation for over a hundred years. A whole year without the wonderland that is Oaks Park is enough. We can't wait to get back to enjoying the rides, racing across the roller rink, playing mini golf and more. We can't wait for Oaks Park to open up again in 2021!

Dancing at Concerts

Portland has always been a musical town. And our local musicians love kids. From concerts in the park to musicians at local stores and restaurants we can't wait until we can move and groove to their family friendly tunes again.

Going on Train Rides

2020 was full of road trips, but what we just can't wait to do in 2021 is hop on a nearby train. We miss seasonal trips through the wood and watching nature pass by while riding the rails. When things open up again, you'll want to check out these awesome train rides.

feature photo: trinity via pexels

—Annette Benedetti

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4 Simple Cranberry Crafts That Won’t Bog You Down

by Amber GuetebierNovember 23, 2020

Cranberries make their appearance as a side dish staple this time of year, but we think they are the perfect ingredient for adding festive holiday color to your table and decor. The following cranberry craft projects are all easy and quick—which makes them perfect for enlisting the kiddos. Plus most of them are super cheap to make. Read on for our crantastic list.

5-Minute Holiday Luminaries

When you want something stunning for your centerpiece but want to buy almost nothing, check out these five-minute luminaries from Kim Demmon of Today’s Creative Life. With just a few items, this simple (and simply amazing) candle project can be on your table or mantle. Get the kiddos in on this one, they will shine with pride when it’s done. Skip on over to Today’s Creative Life to get the full tutorial.

Mini Cranberry Wreath Place Cards

Holiday gatherings mean plenty of table guests and we found the perfect festive detail by Liz Stanley at Say Yes. These fresh cranberry mini-wreaths will delight your guests and we think they’d make perfect ornaments for any tree, too. Click here to check out the how-to steps at Say Yes.

Cranberry Shapes

Going for the classic canned cranberry sauce this year? Kick your tradition up a notch with a perfectly festive and super easy twist: just slice the cranberry sauce as usual and then use small cookie cutters to cut out shapes. Stars, hearts, holiday trees or even little people can all become part of the meal. This is a great idea for the kid’s table, too. Serve on a pretty platter and bam! You've got whimsy on a dish (and a dime).

Classic Cranberry Garland

String the fun along with a simple popcorn and cranberry garland that can be draped over a centerpiece or used as decor along a wall, mantel or on your holiday tree. You can even use it for outdoor decoration/snack for the birdies. For the easy how-to click here. We love the idea of subbing Cheerios for popcorn, which can be easier for little chubby fingers to string.

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