Houston Recommendations

Education 1w ago •gudrun_neum

The Motherhood Center offers good classes for first-time parents on baby care and support. These classes are a great way for expectant parents to prepare ahead of time and get educated on the latest standards for baby care.

Buy directly from the Glassell School of Art at the MFAH, where you can find high-quality handmade pottery. They hold a yearly sale in early December, so be sure to follow their social media for the exact dates and times.

St Thomas Episcopal School is a good option for a non-religious family due to its inclusive and non-preachy environment. There's no mandatory religion/theology class, but a short Episcopalian chapel service in the morning, which most middle/high school students don't participate in. It has a history of teaching Western philosophy, which might be of interest to non-religious families. The school's socially progressive reputation and the likelihood of seeing only benign and openly worded class prayers make it a suitable choice.

Visit the Menil Collection, a world-renowned museum that features art and cultural exhibitions. It's one of the best museums in Houston, and it's definitely worth a visit.