Don’t all these gorgeous flowers popping up everywhere in Brooklyn just make you wanna dance? Whether it’s the soundtrack for an upcoming birthday party, or just some much-needed new tunes for shaking loose, new music… Read More »What’s Hot in Kids’ Music
Brooklyn parents! Look no further… We’d like to share this useful schedule of events for art and cultural activities happening this warm season at Brooklyn Bridge Park… Village Community Boathouse at 99 Plymouth… Read More »Art and Culture in Brooklyn Bridge Park
POP-POP-POPCORN! is bursting with new work and sprinkled with sketches sure to entertain and delight! Children will be charmed when the Sun chases the Moon out of a sleepy bedroom and drill sergeant Colonel Kernel… Read More »Enter Our New Giveaway to see Pop Pop Popcorn!
We spoke with Deb Winsor, the Founder and President of ConstructionKids Camp to find out what’s new this summer in one of Brooklyn’s favorite camps! Hi Deb! We know that ConstructionsKids has a very loyal… Read More »An Interview with ConstructionKids
There’s a new, totally awesome print magazine launching for girls ages 5-10. In a world where girls are constantly being fed information on how to look and act, KAZOO offers them something radically different. Rather than give them… Read More »Kazoo is Making Some Noise!
Yesterday, I was at Primp & Play in Philadelphia on a playdate with my daughter and happened upon some of Buddha Babe‘s drool-worthy (pun intended) baby bibs. The mom I was with picked one up and said,… Read More »Buddha Babe Really IS Drool-Worthy
Thank you notes appear to be on the brink of becoming an extinct art. Environmentalists, no doubt, will argue that it wastes paper. Techies might argue that an email will suffice. Yet, thank you notes… Read More »Thank You Notes: Dying Art or Necessary Education?
Go from Zero to Hero by becoming a school volunteer at your kid’s school! The day my daughter brought a flyer home in her backpack encouraging parents to volunteer at her school, I immediately launched… Read More »Become a School Volunteer!
Gathering into tiny chairs, on rugs and stationed at the edge of a large piece of butcher block paper, they laughed and talked and immersed their hands in materials. At the paper they explored with… Read More »Messy Play…It’s Important
April is Autism Awareness Month. Fortunately, in this day and age, most people know what autism is. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) 1 in 68 children in the United States have a… Read More »Autism Awareness