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1 week ago | momtrends.com | Nicole Feliciano

HometravelI’m slightly embarrassed to admit it took me 54 years to visit a national park in the United States. What finally inspired me to change my ways? My daughter. You know how it goes—sometimes you learn just as much from your kids as you hope to teach them. Last year, my daughter interned with Ski Utah.

2 weeks ago | momtrends.com | Nicole Feliciano

HometravelIf there’s one thing I’ve learned about Ski Moms, it’s that they like to plan ahead. Recently, I’ve seen an uptick in questions about Christmas ski holidays. While I can’t look into a crystal ball to predict where the early-season snow will be best, I can tell you about a spot where you can create incredible holiday memories in a sublime mountain setting—the Stein Eriksen Lodge at Deer Valley. Holiday Planning I’ve been a fan of Deer Valley since the early days of my ski career.

2 weeks ago | momtrends.com | Nicole Feliciano

HomeLivingIn recent years, a quiet but powerful shift has taken place in women’s wellness culture: more women are choosing to cut back on alcohol—not out of necessity, but out of intention. Whether it's to improve sleep, balance hormones, or simply feel more present, the rise of nonalcoholic options is allowing women to rethink the role alcohol plays in their lives without sacrificing the pleasure, ritual, or style of a well-crafted drink or an ice-cold brew after time outdoors.

2 weeks ago | momtrends.com | Nicole Feliciano

HomeLivingEach summer I hunt down cool experiences for my kids to give them exposure to new people, new environments, and new challenges. Summer camps are always a great opportunity to try something new—especially when the focus goes beyond the typical arts-and-crafts model and taps into creativity, movement, and confidence building. That’s where Woodward Camps come in.

3 weeks ago | momtrends.com | Nicole Feliciano

HomeskiFinding the perfect Father’s Day gift for the ski dad in your life can be a challenge—especially if he’s the type who “doesn’t need anything.” Sound familiar? Many dads who love the outdoors are low-maintenance when it comes to gifting, but that doesn’t mean they won’t appreciate something thoughtful, useful, and inspired by their time on the mountain.