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Mom's Night Out

One of my favorite parts about being a mom is getting to know other moms. Many times this happens through my kid's friends when we have playdates, but I love a mom's night out!

They can happen anywhere, with just one other mom or with a large group. If there is one thing motherhood has taught me, it's that we need other moms for encouragement! You're not in this wild, wonderful and sometimes frustrating journey alone. And when you get out and have a chance to relax, you realize that being a mom is the best thing in the world. (If you don't take some time away, it's much harder to see this truth.)


 Here in Littleton, my perfect night out with girlfriends would include Historic Downtown (Thursday, May 27 is Ladies Night at Hot Pots!) and dinner at Merle's. Or some shopping at Aspen Grove and a walk at the South Platte River Park. (I'm getting ahead of myself... look for more Littleton specific blogs every Friday!)

Here are just a couple of hotel recommendations if your planning on heading to the city:

Magnolia Hotel, downtown Denver (the water feature in the basement is beyond cool and the breakfast is the opposite of "continental")

The Curtis, downtown Denver (Perfect location, in my opinion. Even if you never have plans to go, their website is super fun - click HERE for specials.)
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