Place to Learn About Farm Life
The Urban Farm at Stapleton
Plant a seed, care for an animal, nurture a garden; what used to be lessons reserved for kids on the farm is made accessible to kids in the city through The Urban Farm at Stapleton. Classes, school visits, camps, and weekly opportunities to interact with goats, rabbits, chickens, and cattle introduce kids to the care and respect of the earth and her many animal inhabitants in a delightfully unplugged setting. 10200 Smith Rd., Denver
Specialized Therapy
Rehabilitative Rhythms Music Therapy
According to this specialized practice, music delivers distinct neurological stimulation that leads to breakthroughs patients may not have experienced in other forms of therapy. Helping individuals with everything from autism and learning differences to traumatic brain injuries, this music-based practice focuses exclusively on neurological and developmental differences. 2222 S. Fraser St., Suite 2, Aurora
New-Parent Gathering Spot
Mothers’ Milk Bank Baby Café
Gather weekly with a breastfeeding specialist for answers to your nursing challenges. Grab coffee and a treat and enjoy the friendly support of a community of other new and expecting parents; share tips and techniques, and those “been-there” moments in a child-friendly space. 5394 Marshall St., Arvada
Spot to Om Together
Kids Yoga Guide
The rewards of a yoga practice are plentiful and it’s not just for grown-ups. Kids gain the benefits of breathing, focus, and movement as well. The Kids Yoga Guide offers classes for ages birth to adult, including parent and toddler, tween, and teen. Family Yoga class invites everyone from babies to grandparents to experience yoga together with the kids. Camp Gratitude, birthday parties, and special needs classes round out their offerings. Two locations in metro Denver
Place to Teach Kids About Money
Young Americans Bank
Kids learn the basics of personal finance, economics, and business through the classes and camps held at this learning center that is also an FDIC-insured, state-chartered bank, where children can open and manage their own bank account. The life-like Young AmeriTowne has been a part of local school curriculum since 1990, teaching kids in a fun, hands-on way about banking and business. Three locations in metro Denver
