The Children’s Museum of Houston offers discounts and free admission times all summer long!
 
No need to break the bank to have a blast! Get an all day access pass to the Children's Museum of Houston at just 8 bucks or free!

Memories are priceless and we want to encourage you to have quality time with the kiddos with new deals.

So, load up the car and come celebrate your child to make memories that will last a lifetime.
 
 

Pigtails & Crewcuts, Katy's newest children's salon is now OPEN. Meeting the needs of parents and children, this full-service salon offers a wide array of child-friendly products and services that is sure to please.

"The whimsically colored walls of Pigtails & Crewcuts create a cool welcome for children of all ages. Custom-made barber chairs in the shapes of taxis, police cars and fire engines offer an imagination-evoking spot for children to sit during their treatment.

For the parent who wants to join in on the fun, the salon is equipped with two full-sized barber chairs for Mom or Dad. Not only do the professionally trained stylist specialize in cuts but Pigtails & Crewcuts offers fashionable braids, updos and nail and toe polish application for pampering of the smallest of divas.

Televisions playing family-friendly movies are located at each station while a playroom filled with an assortment of toys and video games offers another spot for waiting and playing. Each appointment is topped off with a lollipop and a prize from the treasure chest.

In addition to the amenities at the creative kid's salon, Pigtails & Crewcuts offers themed parties where children dress up in costumes and have the ultimate themed party in the Playroom. Themes include Ahoy Matey, Pretty Princesses, Howdy Partner, Dolly & Me Have Tea, Darling Diva Doll and Aloha." -by Gretchen at Yelp.com

Pigtails & Crewcuts is located at 5131 S. Fry Road, Suite #500. The hours are Tuesday -Saturday 8:30 am - 6:30 pm and Sunday Noon - 5:00 pm. No appointment necessary.

Recently I started up an experimental program that is designed to guide people through their goals One Step at a Time. I found a common thread among most of the participants.

Everyone seemed to be All or Nothing. I'm not sure if you have been through this yourself, but I want to talk about it and help you understand a few things.

It's a common trend. We have a goal, we give up anything and everything to work towards it, and when we don't see the results we hope to see, we give it all up again. Unfortunately our body doesn't work this way. And fortunately for you, that's a good thing. Let me take you through a common scenario.

You decide you want to get in shape. Two things happen. Read more here.

-Jason Hodge, Medical Exercise Specialist, Katy, TX