The Gift of Skiing Skiing is a gift that is never outgrown. Plan a special, unexpected day to ski with your children and family. Stuff stockings with lift tickets and gift cards (from Liftopia.com, for example). Or, give your spouse or children a specialized clinic or series of lessons. For adults, consider a three-day camp with John Clendenin of […]
How to Save Money On Skiing
Last spring, I received an email from a Braveskimom.com reader. She specifically asked me to discuss price increases related to ownership changes within the US ski industry. Here’s my take on the season pass battle, along with practical advice for cutting costs so that family skiing remains affordable. Ikon versus Epic Whether you call it […]
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Teach Your Kids to Ski This Winter With the Online Family Ski School
Last January, my friends Alyssa (The Kid Project) and Susan (Mountain Mom and Tots) and I launched a beta version of the Online Family Ski School. We got some incredible feedback from the participating families that helped us refine, improve and expand the course for this winter. Yesterday, we relaunched the Online Family Ski School. […]
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Ski Fashion: The Best Ski Kids Jackets from Toddlers to Teens (Giveaway)
It’s time for this ski and snowboard season’s ski fashion preview for kids from WinterKids.com! Many thanks to Lynn Sparkman for curating these styles for toddlers and for teens from the hundreds of items offered by this online, family owned ski clothing business. If you don’t yet shop at WinterKids.com for your children and teens, […]
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How to Choose a Junior Ski Racing Program
Do you have a child who loves skiing and wants to be a ski racer? We did. And without a doubt, I can tell you that junior ski racing turned our boys into fantastic skiers at a very young age. Today, tips on choosing a junior ski racing program that best suits your child and your […]
