Don’t let another dull summer day drag by in front of the screen. Give your child a break from the summer technology rut at Mowglis. Learn why to send your son to an overnight boys’ camp with this insight from our ACA-accredited summer camp. Spending time outdoors in a traditional

I’m not a “camp kid” myself. I grew up fairly poor, in inner city Philadelphia (West Philadelphia, born and raised) in a rowhome that I shared with my parents, my two brothers, and my grandmother with Alzheimer’s. My father was black, and my mother was the only white woman within

I didn’t grow up going to camp. In fact, I didn’t really grow up going over to other people’s houses or sleeping away from home. After years of being friends with the same four girls, I eventually reached a stage where on occasion I would spend the night at one

Whether it’s the first or last snow of the season, children are always excited about having fun in the snow. Take advantage of existing snow or plan for future flurries with Mowglis’ recommendations for things for kids to do outside when it’s cold. Make a snow animal and stay active

Snow packs a ton of outdoor fun opportunities for kids of all ages. Whether it’s the season’s first snow or the last, and you’re running out of ideas to get the kids outside, we have lots of ideas about things for kids to do outside when it’s cold. Build a

Are you tired of watching your kids spend day after day indoors staring at screens? Mowglis summer camp for boys has ideas to break your kids out of their technology-zombie stupor. Safeguard your children’s mental and physical health. Shake things up with these things for kids to do outside when

Are you looking for things for kids to do outside when it’s cold? Freezing bubbles are a family favorite. Mowglis boys’ overnight camp understands the importance of keeping your child active even in the coldest months, filling our blog with ideas to get you through to spring. Frozen bubbles offer

Winter can be a bleak time, especially for energetic children (and their parents). All those cold, dark days stuck inside can wear on you. Children need to play outside, and believe it or not, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors safely and comfortably in the winter. Discover

After the cancellation of summer camp in 2020 and strict masking and testing protocols in 2022, returning to normalcy at sleepaway camp after COVID-19 has been glorious! Uncertainty is in the rearview, and we’re back to business as usual in 2023. Kids have desperately been looking forward to – and

When it’s cold outside, your child may want to snuggle indoors beneath a blanket – but daily activity is essential to health. Fortunately, it’s possible to enjoy the outdoors safely and comfortably when temperatures drop. Support mental and physical health by learning how to help your kid stay active during