Fun places to take children for age range 2-4?
446132
These sites might give you some ideas:\nhttp://www.wildlife.state.nc.us/pg10_OutdoorKids/pg10_about.htm\nhttp://travelwithkids.about.com/sitesearch.htm?terms=carolina&SUName=travelwithkids&TopNode=3908&type=1\nhttp://www.discoversouthcarolina.com/outdoor-activities/outdoor-activities-main.aspx\nhttp://www.historichendersonville.org/activities_family.htm
783787
Try the link below.  Its geared towards kids 6 - 11 years of age.
1025995
When your baby is old enough you can take him/her to the park. Libraries have certain days when they read books to little one's. If your baby goes to daycare you could strike up converasation with some of the other parents. Museums sometimes have things for little one's too. I would like to know what happened to all your friends you had before the baby?
1080874
Keep them busy.  Ride bikes with them, rollerblade, take them to the park.  Give them entertaining books to read and then ask them to draw pictures of their favorite parts of the book.  Play educational games..the list is endless.
614008
I used to teach three-year-olds. Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but we would have instrument days (kids could bring them from home or we had some at the center) and we would take turns playing for each other, or we would have a parade through the halls, or take them outside (less noise!).  Also, everyone loves freeze dance.  Sometimes we'd just have a dancing party for 15 minutes or so (especially good on a rainy day when they can't get outside).  Another one that they liked was putting on a show. I would have them sit on the carpet, then let them come up one by one (or pick a partner or two if they were shy) and sing songs for everyone. Sometimes they would make up there own song, which was always funny, and we'd try to learn it.   If you are having a "music day" and you post it, most parents will be more than happy to bring in musical toys and games to share.
61644
You can do simple things like potato sack races, pin the tail on the donkey, bingo, stuff like that.  Since the kids are so young, they don't need a lot to be entertained and you want to do something that doesn't require a lot of rules/directions.  Besides, you also want stuff they can't cheat easily with!
98775
There's some great ideas here!!http://www.preschooleducation.com/scbeach.shtml\n\nHere are some activities I did with my daycare children that went over well...http://tn.essortment.com/preschoolscienc_rjqi.htm\n\nMagnet play. Buy some cheap magnets. See what you can pick up with them. Talk about why magnets attract things. Play with the magnets. Show your child how they can repel and attract each other. Look for magnets around your house.\n\nExplore the night skies together. Take your child out and star gaze! Look for the constellations. Point out the different phases of the moon. Take a book out from your local library and read about how the constellations got their names. \n\nCloud watch together, too. Note the changes in the weather and the way the clouds change when the weather changes. Look for little black rain clouds. Point out big fluffy cumulus clouds. Have fun. Let your preschooler's imagination soar. What do the clouds look like? The sky's the limit! \n\nBugs, Bugs, Bugs! Take your child on a bug hunt. See how many bugs you can find in your backyard. Discuss why some bugs are insects, and others are not. (Insects have 6 legs, three body sections, feelers, and most likely wings, as well.)\n\nBird watch. What do birds eat? How many different kinds of birds live in your neighborhood? Preschoolers love to play games like "Name that Bird," to show off what they've learned. To play, simply look for birds in your yard, point them out one at a time to your child, and say, "Name that bird!" \n\nGood luck!
596389
Look up ZanyBrainy.com (I hope they are still there) and check out Preschool.com for good educational toys. You want toys that stimulate the senses and react to a childs play. This all depends on age of your child of course. Hobbytown is also starting to carry more educational toys and is worth checking out!
535612
here is some great site for kid's my granddaughter and I go to them she has a lot of fun on them. This is just some of her favoite site's. \n\nhttp://yahooligans.yahoo.com/\n\nhttp://www.funbrain.com/\n\nhttp://disney.go.com/home/today/index.ht...\n\nhttp://disney.go.com/playhouse/today/ind...\n\nhttp://www.nickjr.com/ \n\nhttp://barbie.everythinggirl.com/...\n\nhttp://resources.kaboose.com/games/...\n\nhttp://www.starfall.com/ <<<<< This one is use by schools it is a great site to help your kids learn to read my granddaughter loved it when she was 4 and learned to read on this site and she still vist's it even tho she is now 8 now! Hope you and your kid or kids have fun!
566640
Go to a Children's Museum. Your son could play and have a good time doing some hands on activities and learn  through play while having fun. You and your wife will so find that this is a very relaxing experience because I can guarantee that you will also learn something new in the process and see old things through new eyes.
989500
If money isn't an object then the KOA in Niagra Falls is a good choice. They have alot of activities for the kids and are relatively clean. If your looking for something a little more quiet then try these campgrounds. \nhttp://www.NFcampground.com\nhttp://www.niagraglenview.com\nhttp://www.campark.com\nNiagra Hartland Rv Resort  1-800-571-4829\nAs for things to do there is the Maid of the Mist and the board walk to go under the falls. Check out the tourist website for more info. There is also a zoo/aviary/marineland in Canada not far from the falls.\nhttp://www.niagarafallslive.com/\nhttp://www.infoniagara.com/attractions/indexf.html\nThe second site listing has interactive maps and such to help you plan your trip. Have fun and enjoy your vacation.
300368
Enroll her in a preschool or nursery school.  Often they have programs for toddlers ages 2-4.
684401
Spend the time with my kids.
663738
DAY CARE CENTER , SUMMER CAMP OR SUPER MARKET
186062
throw pic nics, class reunions at the parks , maybe even a tournemet, tennis, softball etc. in the gardens hve guide school tours, bird and butterfly watching... with easter comming.. easter egg hunts, concerts, small plays/ poetry readings, baseball/ basketball clinics
1131046
Try Centre One Or Vashi mini beach or Palm Beach Road!! All are really fun places!!
221550
Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.