Joyce Szuflita, of NYC School Help is our School Expert and always has the scoop on what’s going on with schools. Joyce sent me an email that there will not be any Round 2 for… Read More »No Round 2 For PreKindergarten: Now What?
A month ago we broke the news about the brand new district-wide public school opening up in Williamsburg this fall. Brooklyn Arbor, will open its doors in September to K-2 students and has garnered a… Read More »New Public School Hosts Meet and Greet
This 1-day conference Spirituality and Motherhood on April 2, 2012 aims to highlight the largely unacknowledged spiritual dimensions of motherhood. Presenters will share their personal and professional insights into the spiritual life of mothers and… Read More »Conference on Spirituality and Motherhood
Are you raising your child bilingual? Or teaching them about different cultures, exposing them to other religions? Then you are raising a global child- a child that will be “at home in the world.”… Read More »Raising Global Citizens: World Brooklyn Event
Have you ever wondered if you were tipping enough for food delivery? Author Gabriel Thompson, a Crown Heights resident, has some thoughts on the subject. Thompson worked undercover in the low-wage immigrant workforce, including a… Read More »How much to tip for food delivery
I regret never taking a babymoon: I was too busy trying to cram career goals into those last 5 months. Now, I can’t even remember what those aspirations were- but I’m sure I would have… Read More »Eight Babymoon Packages: All Car-Free
There’s a rodeo happening in Brooklyn next weekend! Well, a bike rodeo- so instead of donning cowboy hats, strap on those bike helmets and get ready for a full day of all things cycling. P.S.… Read More »Yee Haw! Bike Swap and Rodeo NEXT Weekend
The educational system is full of acronyms that tend to make me more nervous than the long, uninformative names that they replace. Sometimes though, we just have to dive in and call all of them… Read More »Information Sessions on New IEP Forms
We all live in New York which = no room, no space, no storage, nada! This is where the StrollAway comes in. We were sent the small contraption last week. It basically looks like a… Read More »How to Store Your Stroller for New Yorkers
Located just less than two hours from Brooklyn in the heart of Pennsylvania near the Poconos Mountains, lies several quiet towns filled with museums, restaurants, antique shops and things to do. Perfect for a family… Read More »A Family Weekend in the Lehigh Valley