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2020 Picks Winners and Top 5 2020 Picks Winners and Top 5 ARTS & BIRTHDAY FAMILY FUN MUSEUMS/ ENTERTAINMENT FAMILY BIRTHDAY PARTY ADVENTURE MEMBERSHIP ARTS & CRAFTS SPOT ATTRACTION Oregon Zoo SCRAP PDX Oaks Mt. Hood Adventure Amusement Park Park at Skibowl Evergreen Aviation and Children’s Healing Art Space Museum Project (CHAP) Bella Organic Farms iFLY Indoor Skydiving OMSI - Oregon Museum Craft Factory OMSI - Oregon Museum Lumberyard Bike Park of Science & Industry of Science & Industry Nic & Fig’s Skamania Lodge Zipline Portland Art Museum Pietro’s Pizza & Pirate Tour & Aerial Park Portland Child Art Studio Adventure Portland Children’s Stronger Skatepark Smartypants Museum Portland Children’s Tree to Tree Museum Portland Japanese Adventure Park Garden KID-FRIENDLY Sky High Sports MOVIE THEATER ARCADES / BOWLING/ FOOD & DRINK McMenamins KINDIE MUSICIAN/ FAMILY FUN CENTER Kennedy School PERFORMER KID-FRIENDLY Electric Castle’s RESTAURANT Academy Theater Red Yarn Productions Wunderland Cinema and Nickel Games Laughing Planet Cafe McMenamins Bagdad Kelli Welli Theater & Pub Grand Central Bowl Grand Central Bakery Micah and Me Mount Hood Theater Children’s Music Show Ground Kontrol Hopworks Urban Brewery Regal Bridgeport Village Mr. Ben Music KingPin’s Family Stadium 18 & IMAX Entertainment Center Jam on Hawthorne Olive & Dingo Wunderland Cinema and Productions Pietro’s Pizza & Pirate Oregon Public House Nickel Games Adventure Tallulah’s Daddy Slappy Cakes Wilsonville PERFORMING ARTS Family Fun Center / INDOOR PLAY SPACE PIZZA COMPANY Bullwinkle’s Entertainment Portland Children’s Mississippi Pizza Pub Oregon Children’s Museum Theatre Hot Lips Pizza Playdate PDX Echo Theater Pietro’s Pizza & Pirate The Playground Gym Adventure Northwest Children’s Theater and School Portland Parks and Rec Pizza Schmizza Community Centers Oregon Ballet Theatre Scottie’s Pizza Parlor Pump It Up Oregon Symphony Sizzle Pie Two Sisters Play Cafe Portland’5 Centers for the Arts Wiggle Room 2020 Picks Winners and Top 5 SWEET TREATS PEDIATRICIAN DANCE CLASS ROCK CLIMBING OR OBSTACLE GYMS Ruby Jewel OHSU Oregon Ballet Theatre Circuit Bouldering Gym Blue Star Donuts Broadway Medical Clinic BodyVox Dance Forge Parkour Cloud City Ice Cream Metropolitan Center for Movement Pediatrics, LLC Arts Planet Granite Fifty Licks Ice Cream Pediatric Associates of NW Dance Project Portland Rock Gym Pips Original Doughnuts the Northwest & Chai Portland Ballet Skyhook Ninja Fitness Sellwood Medical Clinic Voodoo Doughnut Westside Dance & Stoneworks Climbing Sunset Pediatrics Gymnastics Academy Gym HEALTH & WELLNESS ACCESSIBLE AND SUMMER & WINTER SPORTS CLASS DENTIST FOR KIDS INCLUSIVE CAMPS Portland Parks & World of Smiles RESOURCES Trackers Earth Recreation Pediatric Dentistry Hello Clinic Portland North Clackamas Parks Dr. Pike Dentistry for Albertina Kerr’s Cedarwood Waldorf and Recreation District Children Children’s Friends of Tryon Creek Portland Lil’ Kickers Garfinkle Orthodontics Developmental Health OMSI - Oregon Museum Rose City Futsal Hollywood Children’s Services of Science & Industry Dentistry Gather and Grow PDX Soccer Shots Oregon Zoo Little Smiles Pediatric Northwest Family Tualatin Hills Parks & Dentistry Services Sensory Kids, Portland Parks & Recreation District Recreation Sprout Pediatric LLC Dentistry & Orthodontics Therapy Solutions for SWIM INSTRUCTION Kids GYMNASTICS CLASS Portland Parks & FAMILY-FRIENDLY Children’s Gym Recreation FITNESS LESSONS & CAMPS Circus Project Children of the Sea AFTER-SCHOOL Fit4Mom Swim School CLASS Echo Theater Company DolFUN SWIM Academy Baby Boot Camp Playground Gym Trackers Earth Farber Swim School Barre3 Portland Tumble Multnomah Athletic Club Hike it Baby Westside Dance & Mad Science of Portland Gymnastics Academy SWIMBABES™ Luna Wellness and Vancouver Ready Set GROW Yoga Northwest Children’s and Dance Studio Theater and School Oregon Children’s Theatre Portland Early Learning Project Saturday Academy 2020 Picks Winners and Top 5 PREGNANCY & BABY PREGNANCY & COMIC BOOK SHOP KIDS HAIR SALON POSTPARTUM FERTILITY & Bridge City Comics Sit Still Kids SUPPORT SURROGACY Books with Pictures RESOURCE Bridgetown Baby Bishops Cuts/Color Comic Cave Cookie Cutters Haircuts OHSU Fertility Doula My Soul Cosmic Monkey Comics for Kids Tualatin Consultants Lactation Services Excalibur Books and Kid’s Castle Cuts All Families Surrogacy Luna Lactation Comics & Wellness Lil’ Snippers Hair Care Northwest Fertility Things from Another 4 Kids Center OHSU World Pigtails & Crewcuts Oregon Fertility Institute Portland Doula Love ORM Fertility Providence St Vincents Lactation Store CONSIGNMENT SHOP/ LOCAL NEW KIDS Surro Connections EVENT CLOTHING Beanstalk Children’s Hanna Andersson SERVICES & HOSPITALS & Resale SHOPPING) BIRTH CENTERS Black Wagon Hoot-N-Annie Children’s BIKE STORE/REPAIR The Bull and the Bee Legacy Health Boutique Bike Gallery Posh Baby Alma Midwifery Just 4 Kids Consignment Bikes for Humanity PDX Grasshopper Store Kaiser Permanente Pass It On Sales Treehouse Children’s Clever Cycles Piccolina Children’s OHSU Boutique Community Cycling Resale Boutique Providence Health Center System Super Kids Resale River City Bicycles TOY STORE Women’s Healthcare Sweetpea’s Resale Associates Sellwood Cycle Repair Hammer and Jacks GROCERY STORE Finnegan’s Toys & Gifts BOOK STORE New Seasons Market Kids at Heart Toys Powell’s City of Books MudPuddles Toys & Costco Wholesale Books A Children’s Place Fred Meyer Bookstore Piccolo Mondo Toys Grocery Outlet Bargin Thinker Toys Annie Bloom’s Books Market Green Bean Books Trader Joe’s Portland SE Maggie Mae’s Kids Whole Foods Market Bookshop WinCo Foods Mudpuddles Toys & Books.
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