Subway Sleuths is back at the NY Transit Museum for another fun-filled, 10-week semester of after-school activities for kids on the autism spectrum, ages 7 – 12. The program uses collaborative train and transit activities… Read More »Subway Sleuths Returns to NY Transit Museum
***Note: this post was submitted by Isabelle in late summer and was unfortunately forgotten. So, please forgive the shorts and tees in the pics (especially if it makes you jealous), just think of it as… Read More »Meet the Jerks: Brooklyn Farmacy & Soda Fountain
We are so excited to give away a family four pack of tickets to Baby Loves Disco for Sunday, February 10 at Le Poisson Rouge in Manhattan! Preschoolers and their families will take over this… Read More »Giveaway: Baby Loves Disco Tickets!! GIVEAWAY CLOSED
Local parenting blog Wee Westchester posted a smackdown-style piece about why they think it’s better to raise kids in the suburbs. As Brooklynites, we couldn’t pass up the chance for a little (friendly) debate. I… Read More »Brooklyn vs Westchester: Why We’re Staying Put!
I have wanted children ever since I can remember. I played mama to teddybears and whenever I had the chance, to real babies. As a little girl I was totally infatuated with little, angelic people.… Read More »Being Complete – A mom's journey of leaving home and coming back again complete
Breast pumps, breast pumps, get your free breast pumps! Within the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare) is a provision requiring insurance companies to cover breast pumps and visits to lactation consultants at no cost… Read More »Free Breast Pumps. Really?
Little Baby Blabbermouth Talks Non-Stop and We Love It (The Stir by Cafe Mom) Are You For or Against Alternative Vaccination Schedules? (LilSugar) Is Your Townhouse Too Big? (Brownstoner) How to Apply to Date My… Read More »Brooklyn Blog Talk – Week of January 20th 2013
I know I’m not the only one who gets tired of reading the same book over and over at bedtime. Yawwwn……..zzzzzz. The Rusty Key, a Brooklyn blog that is dedicated to all things Kid Lit, is… Read More »Best Books for Ages 0-5 Years
In the past couple of weeks, I’ve heard a lot of talk and seen many discussions on our neighborhood virtual groups about this year being a “bad flu season”. Being the skeptic that I often… Read More »The Flu: Separating Fact from Fiction
We’re thrilled to run our first guest post of 2013! This week, Dan Rindler shares some advice on what to do when babies express discomfort during tummy time. Dan is a Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner and… Read More »Tummy Time Connundrum