Run Wild My Child

  • The Perfect Snow Day

    The Perfect Snow Day

    With the groundhog seeing his shadow and predicting six more weeks of winter, I thought it might be a nice change of pace to put a hold on the winter-bashing and share a beautiful post, written and photographed by the amazing Angie Mahlke, all about embracing your inner child this winter and having a perfect…

  • Easy Bird Feeders to Make with Kids

    Easy Bird Feeders to Make with Kids

    Making a bird feeder with kids is a great way to teach children about caring for nature, how to properly feed wild animals and how to identify local native birds. You can make a simple bird feeder out of all kinds of items. From pine cones to logs and from toilet paper rolls to orange…

  • Hiking with Kids: Galisteo Basin Preserve, Santa Fe

    Hiking with Kids: Galisteo Basin Preserve, Santa Fe

    Today’s post is all about hiking Galisteo Basin Preserve in Santa Fe, NM. Photographer, mama and outdoor adventurer Kelli Johansen is taking us along on this gorgeous hike with her family, including her 2 year-old daughter. She’s got some great information on hiking with toddlers, what you need to know before you go and what…

  • Costa Rica with Kids

    Costa Rica with Kids

    I’m thrilled to bring you an amazing guest post today from the adventurous and talented Giselle Wyckoff. Giselle is a NYC mom of 2. She recently spent a week in Costa Rica with her family and documented the entire journey for us! She’s here to share all their amazing adventures, activities and experiences – giving…

  • Out & About in Overland Park with Kids

    Out & About in Overland Park with Kids

    This post was sponsored by Visit Overland Park. Some accommodations, events, and activities were comped for review purposes. All opinions expressed and photos contained in this post belong to the author. Last weekend we had the pleasure of spending some time in and around the Overland Park, Kansas area with the kids. Overland Park is…

  • Tips for Cutting Down Your Own Christmas Tree

    Tips for Cutting Down Your Own Christmas Tree

    Cutting down your own Christmas tree is a fun family tradition that gives you adventure, fresh air and a respect for nature. It’s a fun excuse for a little physical exercise in the great outdoors and wonderful reason for your family to spend some time together. While you might expect a pro-nature argument against cutting…

  • Gear Review: Burley Minnow Bike Trailer

    Gear Review: Burley Minnow Bike Trailer

    This post was sponsored by Burley. Bike trailer was provided as post compensation and for review purposes. All opinions expressed and photos herein belong to the author. Biking with the kids is quickly becoming one of our family’s favorite ways to spend time together outdoors. We are lucky to live in an area with some incredible…

  • Essential Oils for Outdoorsy Moms

    Essential Oils for Outdoorsy Moms

    Today I’m really excited to bring you a beginner’s guide to essential oils. I know next to nothing about essential oils, but I’ve been intrigued about them for years. I know they can help with everything from bug bites to headaches to upset tummies. You can clean with them, cook with them or just use…

  • Gear Review: See Kai Run Boots

    Gear Review: See Kai Run Boots

    This post was sponsored by See Kai Run. The boots were provided as post compensation and for review purposes. All opinions expressed and photos herein belong to the authors and photographers, as noted below. This post may contain affiliate links. Winter is coming! Getting your kids outside during the winter months is not only important for…

  • Gear Review: Schwinn Amplify & Circuit Bicycles

    Gear Review: Schwinn Amplify & Circuit Bicycles

    This post was sponsored by Schwinn Bicycles. Bikes were provided as post compensation and for review purposes. All opinions expressed and photos herein belong to the author. This has been a year of big changes at our house, especially for my son, Mac (5). Not only did he start kindergarten, but he got rid of his…

  • Beautiful Children’s Picture Books About Nature

    Beautiful Children’s Picture Books About Nature

    If your kids are anything like mine, they devour books. Rarely do we read a book just once. We read them over and over again until the words are memorized and the pictures are etched in our minds. My son loves silly books that make him laugh. My daughter loves sing-songy books that rhyme. And…

  • Big Fun with FamilyFun Magazine

    Big Fun with FamilyFun Magazine

    I’m thrilled to announce that Run Wild My Child is teaming up with FamilyFun magazine to bring you a new feature in their magazine called “Big Fun.”  Big Fun is all about real kids and families having outdoor adventures, big and small. FamilyFun magazine FamilyFun magazine (a division of Parents magazine) is the ultimate guide…

  • Urban Farm & Feed – Sandy, Utah

    Urban Farm & Feed – Sandy, Utah

    Today I’m really excited to bring you a full review and fall family fun guide to one of the coolest little locations in the Salt Lake City area, Urban Farm & Feed. We’ve got new local mom, blogger and professional photographer, Cara Mathis of Catcher in the Rye Photography here to give you all the…

  • Fly Fishing with Kids at Dry Run Creek, Arkansas

    Fly Fishing with Kids at Dry Run Creek, Arkansas

    Dry Run Creek near Mountain Home, Arkansas has been called “the best quarter mile of trout fishing in the world.” However, you won’t find the world’s best fishermen here – you’ll only find kids! A true gem of a fishing location, it only takes one walk along the banks of Dry Run Creek for every…

  • Journey Sticks and the Art of Storytelling

    Journey Sticks and the Art of Storytelling

    I’m really excited to bring you today’s post, all about creating storytelling journey sticks with your kids. The amazing and uber-talented Jessica, from Collect. Make. Explore. is here to show you how to incorporate elements of your hikes, adventures and outings into beautiful physical storytelling devices. I love the lessons this project teaches – from being…

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