Grammie here, Wild Child’s Program Director. I wanted to share a little bit of my view over the past few months. These are some of the uplifting scenes we get to observe daily while working at Wild Child: And possibly the best sign of all? Everyday we always have at least one child crying and […]
It’s Rosie here, Wild Child’s Founder & Executive Director. I’ve been wanting to make a blog post about my mother, Laurie Landy Lynch, who is a font of endless creativity & care when it comes to raising our little ones! It’s amazing how she manages to keep up with two toddlers on a daily basis
From the Founder of Wild Child: Museum & Menagerie Rosie Lynch is a mother of two toddlers and full-time working nonprofit professional, as well as a writer, activist, and teacher. She’s a lifelong lover of nature, animals, babies, baby animals, learning, and you named it – museums! She is channeling her eclectic interests and passion
Hello 2025! Here’s a few thing’s we’re looking forward to this year: Meet our newest Board members: Missed our first blogpost introducing our founding board members? Check it out here. Heather Biddle Heather Biddle is a committed homeschooling and stay-at-home mom of two: a five year old son and older teenage daughter. She is a
There’s been a lot of forward momentum for Wild Child: Museum & Menagerie lately, and what better time to pause and articulate the mission, vision, values and more? We want to make sure all our future patrons and followers know exactly what our purpose is for existing and what they can expect as we work
Even your littlest ones will enjoy hands-on learning from farmyard friends and our closest companions at Crooked Creek Estate! Last week we visited a special place in Shenandoah County’s town of Strasburg. This fun, local outdoor kids attraction is called Crooked Creek Estate. They keep all kinds of animals (pigs🐖, sheep🐑, goats🐐, ponies🐎, ducks🦆, chickens🐓,
Meet Rosie Lynch. She’s the Founder and Executive Director of Wild Child: Museum & Menagerie. She’s also a mother of two littles (2 under 2 isn’t for the faint of heart, y’all…), as well as a writer, a teacher, a non-profit professional, and an activist.