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DC’s Best Live Shows and Theater for Toddlers Summer and Fall 2025 (Bluey, Moana & More!)
If you’re looking for screen-free fun that will leave your toddler wide-eyed with wonder, look no further than the stage! This 2025 theater season, the Washington, DC metro area is bursting with exciting, toddler-friendly theater experiences—from beloved characters like Bluey and Elmo to the magic of Disney brought to life on stage (and even on ice!). Below, you’ll find all the details you need to plan a memorable outing for your family.
Olivia Marie
Jun 253 min read
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Foam, Lights & Magic: 3 Unique Summer Events I Can’t Wait to Do with My Toddler
Summer is for play, and I’ve found three incredible events in the DC area that go way beyond the playground. Think bubbles, dance parties, immersive exhibits, and toddler-safe chaos—the best kind. Here are three over-the-top fun events we’re counting down to this season…
Olivia Marie
Jun 183 min read
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Children's Theater-in-the-Woods at Wolf Trap: A Magical Summer for Little Ones!
Hey friends! Summer is officially in full swing, and I couldn’t be more excited about the Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods at Wolf Trap in Vienna, VA. My husband and I both love theater, and this is a beloved tradition that blends sunshine, storytelling, music, and imagination in the most whimsical outdoor setting. Shows take place most mornings at 10:30 AM, and here’s everything you need to know to plan your family outings:
Olivia Marie
Jun 83 min read
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Lets Get Out of the House: How to Find Fun Local Activities for Your Baby or Toddler
If you’re anything like me, staying cooped up all day with a toddler = a guaranteed case of the wiggles (for both of us). Babies and toddlers thrive on new experiences, movement, and stimulation—and honestly, so do we! But figuring out where to go and what to do with your little one can feel like a full-time job. So I’ve put together a list of tried-and-true ways I’ve found awesome local activities that get us out of the house and into the world.
Olivia Marie
Jun 63 min read
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