Two minutes, one plan
What's your go-to little plan?
Every parent has one. The two or three stops that sit close together, in the right order, that always work. Ours is built around a 5:30 beer while the kids run wild.
- 4:00Playground first, tire them out
- 5:30Carton Brewing, Atlantic Highlandsmain
- 7:00Ice cream at Nicholas Creamery
Tell us yours. We'll shape it into a plan other parents can steal.
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Question 1 of 5
Where does it happen?
The town or pocket the whole plan lives in.
Give us a town or area first.
Question 2 of 5
Name the main stop.
The one stop the whole thing is built around. It can be small (a sip at the local brewery) or big (a day at the aquarium). Everything else is a side that makes it work.
Half-hour slots, so plans line up next to each other.
We need the main stop to build around.
Question 3 of 5
Now add the sides.
One or two sides, before or after the main. Tap a suggestion, then name your spot.
Tap as many as apply, then name your spots below. Tap again to remove one.
Question 4 of 5
What's the secret?
The bit you'd only tell a friend. Park in the back lot. Go before 4 or the line is brutal. Bring the wagon.
Jot a few words above, or leave it blank and we'll draft from your stops. You can edit anything after.
Pick as many as fit.
Last one
Who do we credit?
Plans travel better with a name on them.
We need an email or an Instagram handle to send your plan back to you.
No pressure. It just tells us who to hand the invite tools to first.
Review & send
Here it is.
Send it to whoever shared Little Plans with you, or straight to us. It goes live after the weekly review.
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Thank you, honestly.
That's one more plan another parent doesn't have to invent from scratch on a Tuesday afternoon.
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