Discover Local Insight About: Child Friendly

Hiking in Redlands, California, is an experience like no other. Our region's natural beauty and diverse landscapes are genuinely captivating. The stunning mountain ranges, sprawling citrus groves, and lush greenery surrounding our community make for a picturesque scene that is hard to forget. If you're looking for a unique hiking experience, Redlands should be on your list of places to explore.

Make this the best summer yet with activities that’ll keep your kids excited and interested.

Did you know Redlands has 18 parks?? Continue reading to see which are kid friendly, preferred by our furry companions, a hiker's dream, and great for events!

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Did you know our local library has a dedicated room for children, preschool through 8th grade, to discover books, periodicals, and audio materials? The Young Readers Room even holds special programs and activities for children year-round!

Dr. Timothy Watson is on a mission  –  to help both children and adults experience the rich history Redlands offers.  Dr. Watson, a Redlands resident, has finally completed the full restoration of his Victorian house on Vine Street – across from Smiley library – as his pediatric medical office.

In 2020, the world as we knew it slowed down and stopped, giving way to a new world of uncertainty and, at times, isolation and loneliness. Our entire way of life has been disrupted. Yet, there lies at least one opportunity amid this upheaval: we now have more time for each other and for nature.

Badger Bowls is a family run deli/cafe in downtown Redlands. Their mission is to be all-inclusive, allergy safe, and seriously delicious!

Danielle Delorenzo, OTR/L is the creator of Mornings with an OT Mom. It is her dream to empower all individuals with the tools necessary to facilitate independence, maximize educational potential, foster positive overall development, and support optimal emotional regularity necessary to navigate through life. So, why the name Mornings with an OT Mom?

 Children under the age of five should be engaging in a variety of sensory motor experiences before a pencil and paper is presented to them, before they are expected to sit, attend, and learn new information.  It is so easy to create sensory motor experiences within your own home!