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Contents Letter From the Publisher P. 4

PB Picks - Summer Fun P. 6

8 Fun Ways to Spend Father’s Day P. 8

Summer Sun & Fun from A-Z P. 10

Summer Camp Directory P. 14

Chill Out with Popsicle Recipes P.18

ON THE COVER Fatherhood is fun but it is twice the fun with twins! Twin boys, Liam and Aiden, can’t wait to spend Father’s Day with their dad, Avi. Cover photograph by Lynn of Lynn Studios, Inc. www.lynnstudios1.com | PBParenting.com | June 2020 3

Letter From The Publisher Greetings, Raise your hand if you are glad virtual school is over?

I know I am. This certainly wasn’t what we expected for the end of the school year but it is over. School is done!

It was a tad bittersweet for me. This was my daughter’s last year of elementary school and she is on her way to middle school next school year.

We didn’t get to properly graduate and say goodbye to 5th grade. I know she is sad she won’t get to say good-bye to her friends and teachers before starting a new school.

Places are starting to re-open and we have a list of some places to take the kids this summer.

Make sure to also check out our Summer Camp Directory. There are physical and virtual camp options to keep the kids busy this summer.

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there!

Last month, moms had their date now it is your turn. PB Parenting didn’t want you to feel left out so we compiled a list of some great local ideas with the kids while maintaining social distancing. We hope you have a fun day with your little ones!

During the downtime of summer, make sure to connect with PB Parenting online! Like our facebook and instagram pages, join either one of our facebook groups (Palm Beach County Moms (moms only) or our co-ed group Palm Beach County Parents or our new Palm Beach County NICU Parents Group), sign up for our e-newsleter and stay up to date with new openings and activities to do with the kids.

Stay Safe and Happy Parenting,

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The stories and supporting materials communicate the rules of chess to children ages 3 and up in a way that makes learning chess simple and fun. Best of all, no chess experience is required for parents or children to learn. With whimsy names like Bea and Bop, The Bishops, Clip and Clop, and The Knights, the iconic black and white game pieces come alive with backstories that are fun, silly and naturally memorable. Here’s a fun video that explains the game and how it works: https://www. facebook.com/StoryTimeChess/videos/465299157235137/ There are so many benefits to learning the game, no matter your age or ability. K-12 students will benefit the most with strengthening academic performance, improving retained test scores, enhancing arithmetic skills, sharpening critical thinking and boosting EQ – emotional intelligence. Parents who don’t play chess themselves will be relieved that if they can read a story to a child, they can teach them chess (and learn the game themselves)!

Story Time Chess (https://storytimechess.com/storytime-chess-the-game/) is based on a chess teaching method that has been utilized and perfected over the last 12 years through a New York City-based company called Chess At Three, which has successfully taught over 80,000 children in the last decade how to play chess through stories. The brand-new game compresses 12 years of knowledge from teaching young kids how to play chess and the result is a beautifully designed game that can teach any person from age 3 to 103 years old how to play chess through fun engaging stories and exercises. For more information check out www.storytimechess.com.

Griddly Games goes full S.T.E.A.M. ahead to provide help at home this summer. Their popular Just add... Kits are a great way to incorporate fun and learning this summer.

Combine Science & Art in One Afternoon, the Just Add Milk kit create a wonderful display of exploding color and tie-dye designs. Next grab some sugar and make your own rock candy, sugar cubes and the clean up with your own homemade soaps. The kits are fun and learning at the same time. Learn more at www.griddlygames.com.

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8 Fun ways to spend Father’s Day

Looking for simple and meaningful Father’s Day activities? Things are starting to open back up and there are many ways to celebrate dad and retain social distancing.

Check out these fun activities for children of all ages and dads with all different interests.

1. Play Mini-Golf Whether Dad is a pro on the golf course or more of a putt-putt kind of guy, an afternoon of golf is fun for fathers and kids alike. Stick with miniature golf if the kids are beginners.

Right now The Conservation Course at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium is included with admission. This is an 18-hole miniature course designed by Jim Fazio and Gary Nicklaus, located in the Science Center’s beautiful backyard.

2. Get out on the water.

With so many waterways right in our backyard get Dad on the water! Whether he loves fishing or wants to go kayaking, a day on the water is sure to make Dad happy.

3. Go for a Bike Ride Spending the day cruising around on two wheels is fun and also healthy for Dad and 8 June 2020| PB Parenting |

the kids. Try a bicycle scavenger hunt to make it even more interesting. Dad doesn’t own a bike? You can rent bikes from Jupiter Outdoor Center at Riverbend Park.

4. Go camping Camping is a great way to get some fresh air and take a break. You can also pitch a tent in your backyard. Especially if his kids are too young to make it through a night at the campsite, consider setting up a tent in your backyard for a similar experience. Smores, sleeping bags, camp fire and you can always go inside if it gets to hot and buggy.

5. Make Art together Want to make a gift with Dad or paint something for Grandpa? Paint dad a new mug or stein! Order online: Picasso’s Creative Workshop, https://mysite-103984-108964.square.site/. Pick up your kit using our no contact curbside pick up at studio or free local delivery.

You can make it ahead of time or paint it together on Father’s Day. 6. Have a Movie or Game Night Order or make Dad’s favorite pizza buy some

candy snacks and turn on a family-friendly flick that he’ll love. Maybe Dad loves Board Games - let him pick his favorite game.

7. Pack up a picnic All Dad wants for Father’s Day: sandwiches, sunshine, and his favorite people hanging out. Enjoy the sunshine and head out to the park or beach!

8. A Day with the Animals Take Dad for a walk on the wild side and check out the animals. If Dad is a sea turtle or marine life fan check out Loggerhead Marinelife Center or Sandoway Discovery Center both are open to the public. If he likes 4 legged furry friends the Palm Beach Zoo reopens on June 4th.

Wherever you decide to take Dad, PB Parenting hopes it is a fun, relaxing day surrounded by his favorite little people!

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Summer Sun & Fun Summer is as easy as A-B-C from Camp Mommy to Weekend Fun to Summer Vacation. Here are some suggestions to keep the fun times of Summer going!

A is for Art! When the mid-day kids to physical camps there are a lot of fun temperatures hit over 90 degrees seek virtual camps and even mobile camp! some shade or a/c and work on an art D is for Discovery! Check out the project with the kids. Not creative? Let the Sandoway Discovery Center now open to experts at ArtNest, Lighthouse ArtCenter or the public. There are sharks, rays and more!

Picasso’s help you with a class or take home Learn about Florida’s coastal eco system. kit for the kids!

Tickets are sold online only for contactless B is for the Beach! People from all over the admission and masks are required. world travel to enjoy our beautiful beaches E is for Energy! Seriously where do that we have year round! It is easy to take for these kids get it from! Stay cool and let granted what is right here in our backyard! them bounce it all out at Adrenaline A day at the beach is easy and health Entertainment Center in Lake Worth. They experts agree being outdoors is relatively are COVID-19 compliant and have put low-risk. But they said they would pay close some extra precautions into place including attention to whether they could stay at least reducing their overall capacity to 25% and six feet from others. increased sanitization procedures and C is for Camp! Summer Camp is a great cleaning. way for the kids to have fun and mom and F is for Family Game Night! Turn off dad to have a break! Check out our Summer the screens and spend some family time Camp Guide on Page 14 and online for together. Some of our favorite games are suggestions to send your little ones for Sorry, Monopoly, Clue, Uno, Apples to Apple fun! Physical camps have safety measures and the Game of Life. in place and if you don’t want to send the

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G is for Golf! Check out the 18-hole mini golf course at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium (and right now is included with admission.)

day you should schedule some quiet time.

Children don’t have to nap but some screen free time reading, drawing or journal writing would be appropriate.

H is for Hungry! These kids are always hungry! Get them involved with cooking and meal planning. Let them pick dinner and help you make it. Teaching children to cook is a valuable life skill.

O is for Obstacle Course - Have you checked out the Obstacle Course at Shark Wake Park? It is outside on the water and a lot of fun! It is a great way to spend a summer day.

I is for Ice! When the temperatures heat up its time to cool down at the ice rink check out Palm Beach Skate Zone and chill out.

Public Skating will also resume early June.

P is for Parks and Playground! Make a plan to head outside early before it gets too hot and enjoy the many parks Palm Beach County has to offer. Find out what your local park has to offer at www. discover.pbcgov.org/parks.

J is for Juice Pops! They are so easy to make and so refreshingly cool! We found a mold at target (you can also order it off of amazon) there are tons of recipes online or check out page 18 for some ideas!

K is for Kayaks and Paddleboards! Spend a few hours on the water kayaking. There are places all along the intracoastal to rent kayaks.

L is for Library! The Palm Beach County Library is offering curbside pickup of materials to borrow. Great for summer reading!

M is for Movies! Movie night is always fun activity to do pop up some popcorn and stay up late and watch some movies.

Also drive-in movie theaters are making a come-back as well and some parks are also hosting outdoor movie nights.

N is for Naps! LOL we wish... but every Obstacle Course at Shark Wake Park

Q is for Quest! Scavengers Hunts are a lot of fun! Print a sheet online and take it with you on the nature trail or in the car. It will keep the kids busy looking the items on their list. You can also use the camera on a phone or tablet to document their discoveries.

R is for Road Trip - Medical experts say that if you are going to travel on vacation the road is the way to go. The risk are relatively low but to be aware when you stop for gas or to use a rest area. Gas prices are also really cheap. It can be a short trip in and around Florida or go further - Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee. Find some cool quirky stops along the way! Remember to bring your masks, hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies too.

S is for Science - The South Florida Science Center has reopened! including their backyard space that includes mini golf and shows in their newly built amphitheater.

T is for Turtles - Loggerhead Marinelife Center is open. Check out the sea turtles and learn more about their conservation efforts. It is a great and affordable way to spend the day.

U is for U.V. - With all the summer fun you

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are having don’t forget to protect you and your kids skin with sunscreen!

V is for Virtual - Due to COVID-19, some experiences have had to go online. Sign up for a virtual course, class or camp. Learn a new skill, help prevent the summer slide.

There are so many virtual resources out there!

W is for Water! Kids love water! Because we are home more, we recently invested in some fun water sprinklers and a mini splash pad for the yard! Perfect way to cool off this summer!

X is for eXtra Careful! Please assess your own family’s needs and health risks before deciding to venture out this summer. There are lots of articles online about the risks involved and what activities are considered high or low risks. (PB Parenting is no way an expert on this). When you do go out be extra careful. We always pack a little bag with hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes for all. Everyone has their masks to wear.

We wash our hands a lot and I remind my children to stay 6 feet away from strangers and stay close to me.

Y is for Yummy! Kids love sweet treats!

Ice Cream in a bag is a fun one! Kids love making ice cream in a bag because they can actually make the ice cream by running around! Google Ice Cream in a bag recipes and make your own using only a few simple ingredients and ziplock bags.

Z is for Zoo! Check out the Palm Beach Zoo! They will be reopening to the public on June 5. Spend time walking around outside and checking out the animals.

There you have our updated A-Z guide for summer fun with COVID-19 precautions in place. Please be safe, use common sense and do what feels right for your comfort level.

Have a Fun and Safe Summer from PB Parenting!

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DIRECTORY Genie’s Gymnastics Camp is very flexible, you can do it daily, weekly or any combination. 9 am-4 pm. Early drop off and late pick up available. For ages 5-15 years. Camp includes gymnastics as well as activities such as arts and crafts, painting, Spanish classes, board games etc. For more information and to register call 561-868-0288 or visit www.geniesgymnastics.com. Genie’s Gymnastics is located at 6752 Lantana Rd, Lake Worth.

Kids Choice Sports, Dance and Fitness! Gymnastics and sports camps available. Offers campers fun and games, art and crafts, snacks, free play, bounce house, movies, lunch (included for ¾ and full day campers), and of course, LOTS of gymnastics or sports! Ages 3 & 4 may come ½ day, ages 5 and older may come ½, ¾, or full day. Early drop off and late pick ups are available. For more info call 561-998-4225 or visit www.gokidschoice. com. Be sure to sign up well in advance as space can fill up quickly!

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Summer Youth VIRTUAL College at Palm Beach State College – OK parents, we hear you! You want to get the kids out of the house but all the camps are closed due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. While we can’t be face-to-face, we’re offering the next best thing… WE’VE GONE VIRTUAL! Your kids can login from the safety of your own home. We have classes on-line with LIVE TEACHERS. Courses begin June 8th.

Courses for ages 8-14 years old include Play (eSports Apprentice), Learn (Battle Royale), Imagine (Adventures in Augmented Reality) and so much more. Courses for Teens and Young Adults include Handling Medical Emergencies, Photography, Growing Plants for Fun and Profit, Drawing and so much more. Go to our website and take a look at all the classes we’re offering.

Scholarships available, register is now open! www.palmbeachstate.edu/SYC. Pine Crest Summer is going virtual!

Join Pine Crest teachers and staff for a variety of fun and educational digital summer programs for children in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Camps will run weekly from Monday, June 8 to Friday, June 26. Details on July offerings will be available in June.

For more information or to register, go to www.pinecrest.edu/summer or email summer.boca@pinecrest.edu.

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Shark Wake Park Looking to help your kids beat the summer heat? Send ‘em to the coolest watersports camp around! Our weeklong summer camps are open to campers ages 7-15 where kids and teens will enjoy wakeboarding and kneeboarding at the Cable Park, daily sessions on Obstacle Island and a weekly BBQ at the Shark Shack. Open to all skill levels. Summer Camp will be held from June 1st – August 7th, Monday - Friday (9am - 3pm) *early drop off (8:30am) and late pickup (5pm) available for additional fee.

All campers will need to bring lunch, towels, sunscreen and a dry change of clothes. For more information visit sharkwakepark.com/561/camps, email info@561sharkwakepark.com or call 561.323.3937.

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CHILL OUT Stay cool with these perfect popsicle recipes from Juicy Juice Now that the days are longer and the weather is warmer, it’s the perfect time to try some cool popsicle and frozen recipes from Juicy Juice to kick-off summer fun even while staying close to home.

For a post-sun cooldown, Kiwi Strawberry Pops and Orange Mango Granita require only four or less ingredients and are made with a mix of fresh fruit and 100% Juicy Juice with no added sugar. For something creamier, try Yogurt Pops or Cherry & Cream Bomb Pops for a tasty combination of fresh fruit, tangy yogurt and juice.

Kiwi Strawberry Pop (pictured above) Prep time: 10 minutes plus freeze time Makes 8 ice pops • 1¼ cups of Juicy Juice® 100% juice, kiwi strawberry flavor • 1 (0.3 oz) package of sugar-free strawberry flavored gelatin mix • 1 cup of strawberry halves • 2 large ripe kiwis, peeled, cut into ¼ inch dice, divided 1. Bring 1 cup of juice to a boil, then dissolve gelatin mix in boiling juice.

2. Stir in ¼ cup ice-cold juice and pour cooled gelatin mixture into a blender.

3. Add strawberries and three-fourths of the diced kiwi; blend until smooth.

4. Using a spoon, gently stir in remaining kiwi.

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5. Pour ¼ cup of the kiwi mixture into each of 8 ice-pop molds; insert sticks.

6. Freeze until solid.

Orange Mango Granita Add style to your next summer gathering with this tropical recipe for Orange Mango Granita. Infused with an exotic combination of fresh mangos and orange tangerine juice, this icy treat is a delicious way to keep guests cool. With its delicate crystalized texture, this luscious dessert is sure to be a summertime crowd pleaser.

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3 cups Orange Tangerine Flavor Juicy Juice® 100% Juice 1/4 cup granulated sugar 2 medium firm-ripe mangos, peeled and cut into pieces (about 2 cups total) or 1 pkg. (16 oz.) frozen mango cubes, thawed

1. COMBINE Orange Tangerine Flavor Juicy Juice® 100% Juice and sugar in small saucepan. Bring to a boil;

remove from heat. Cool slightly.

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Total Time: 5 hours 45 minutes Active Time: 15 minutes Makes 10 Pops •

1 ½ cup Juicy Juice 100% Juice, cherry flavor • 1 ½ cup frozen dark cherries or pitted fresh cherries • ½ cup vanilla Greek yogurt • ½ cup half and half • 1 tablespoon honey • Ice pop molds • Ice pop sticks 1. Puree Juicy Juice 100% Juice, cherry flavor and cherries in a blender until the cherries are slightly broken down, 10 to 20 seconds. Divide the cherry mixture in half. Take one half and pour into each pop mold, dividing evenly among them (they should each be about 1/3 full), and freeze 45 minutes.

Refrigerate the remaining batch of cherry mixture for step 3.

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half and honey in a large glass measuring cup with a spout until the honey is completely dissolved into the yogurt mixture. Divide among the pop molds (the pop molds should be about 2/3 full after). Set pop molds in freezer and allow to firm about 45 minutes. After 45 minutes, a layer of ice should form across the top, but the yogurt layer should not be solid.

3. Remove the 2nd batch of cherry mixture and stir to combine. Fill the pop molds with a final layer of the remaining cherry mixture, add pop sticks, pressing down through the partially frozen layers and freeze until solid, at least 4 hours. Run under warm water to release pops from molds and serve!

Yogurt Pops • 2 containers (6 to 8 ounces each) vanilla or berry fat free yogurt • 1 can (8 to 8 1/2 ounces) peach slices drained • 1/2 cup any flavor Juicy Juice 100% juice • 8 (5 ounces) wax-coated paper cups

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1 cup fresh or frozen berries Aluminum foil 8 wooden craft sticks

1. PLACE yogurt, peaches and Juicy Juice 100% juice in blender; cover. Blend until smooth. Pour evenly into cups, filling a little more than halfway. Divide berries evenly among cups.

Cover each cup with foil. Insert stick through center of foil.

2. FREEZE for 4 to 6 hours or until firm. To remove pops from cups, carefully run warm water over side of cup to loosen.

Remove cup and enjoy!

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To register and for more information, please contact: Madeleine Grossmayer, LCSW (561) 602-1485

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Lake Wellington Professional Center · 12161 Ken Adams Way, #154 · Wellington

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346 Pike Road • Units 3&4 West Palm Beach 561.818.SWIM (7946) www.smallfishbigfish.com

Non-Surgical & Surgical treatments for people of all ages included but are not limited to: Foot & Ankle Pain • Sports Injuries • Pediatric Flat foot • Point Evaluations Toenail and Skin conditions • Custom orthotics • Diabetic foot care Dr. Brett Fried was born and Dr. Daniel Elgut attended University Dr. Jonathan M. Cutler attended Dr. Joshua P. Daly grew up in the Washington University in St Louis, of Florida and earned a BA degree small town of Grenada, Mississippi. raised in New York. Watching his in Health Sciences. After which, he MO, and earned a BA degree. After He followed the family tradition and grandfather deal with diabetes he attended Podiatry School at Barry which, he attended Podiatry School attended Mississippi State University started to appreciate the field of University in Miami Shores where to pursue a degree in Microbiology. medicine. After obtaining his BS at Dr. William M Scholl College he graduated with honors followed After graduating Magna Cum Laude degree he went on to attend medical of Podiatry, followed by a surgical by a residency at JFK Hospital. He is residency at Johns Hopkins, Liberty with a Bachelor of Science his natural school at the prestigious New York College of Podiatric Medicine in Board Qualified American College of Medical in Baltimore, MD. He interest in business and leadership Manhattan, NY., followed by surgical Foot and Ankle Surgeons. Dr. Elgut is a Diplomate of the American led him to business school where residency in NYC and Georgia. He is very involved in the community Board of Podiatric Surgery, a Board he obtained his MBA degree. He is a a Board Certified Foot Surgeon. including Fit Feet Screenings for attended medical school at the New Certified Foot Surgeon and has During 9/11, he volunteered his skills Special Olympics and US Marine been a respected part of the medical York College of Podiatric Medicine in to help the rescue workers injured Corp Toys for Tot Program.

Manhattan, NY. community for over 25 years. during the recovery efforts.

Five South Florida Foot and Ankle Centers To Serve You!

Royal Palm Beach....................................11412 Okeechobee Blvd. Phone: (561) 793-6170 Palm Beach Gardens..............................3375 Burns Rd., Suite 107 Phone: (561) 691-4682 Lake Worth.........................................3618 Lantana Rd., Suite:102 Phone: (561) 967-4999 Belle Glade....................................... 1100 S. Main Street Suite 200 Phone: (561) 993-9968 Palm Beach Lakes.............................2047 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. Phone: (561) 793-6170

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