Ski School:

Have you ever tried to get a little one dressed for the snow? Oy Vey! It's a LOT of work. I always want to make sure the littles are dressed the warmest - you don't want anything standing in their way of having a good time.

Here are rookie 5 mistakes that any Snowmama should avoid when bringing a kid to ski school.

As a Snowmama to four little skiers with many years of experience dressing them, I’m often asked “What exactly should my children wear to the mountain?”

At Park City Mountain Resort, kids may enroll in Signature ski classes as young as 3 ½ years old, though many parents prefer to introduce their children to the slopes themselves.

Getting a family dressed properly for a day on the slopes and out the door is no small task, especially if you are racing to get to ski school on time.

Snowmama Lisa shows off her favorite snow clothes for kids, the Spyder Journey suit. It features a harness to help your kid off the lift, or help them when they fall and a lengthening system for the arms and legs. Watch and enjoy.

Being ready for winter and being ready to ski are two very different things. There are several things I do every season to prepare, starting about two weeks ahead of my trip, to make those first days on the slopes more enjoyable.

It's time to start thinking about gearing up for the winter sports season. Winter is fast approaching and how exciting that is! The fall colors are slowly disappearing, and over the weekend the storms rolled in. Snow guns are firing and we are ready to go.

Tips to prepare your children for their first time in ski school.

The essentials of ski clothing - how to stay warm and comfortable in the slopes.