Sooner or later, your children will be introduced into the world of acting and theater. They may take to it, they may not- but the journey is always the most interesting part. Here, Elana Gartner… Read More »My Child’s First Production: A Theater Mom’s Perspective
Contributor, Philly mom and co-founder of the Nature School of Philadelphia, Sarah Kurliand has a spirited child (no, really, this is real) who doesn’t usually handle screen time very well. So she and her husband came… Read More »My Ongoing Battle with Technology and A Spirited Kid: And (Maybe) a Solution
Speech-Language Pathologist Bianca Corozzo explains to all of us why social-emotional literacy is just as valuable as all other types of development for children. We hope that you find this as valuable a read as we… Read More »Social-Emotional Literacy Skills in Children
Although no one likes thinking about potential danger or injuries, it is your job as a parent to try the best to avoid these things. Personal injury lawyer Laurence Banville shares his thoughts here on… Read More »Pre-Planning to Avoid Injuries When Traveling With Children
We’d love to share with you a new collection of songs that takes bilingual learning to a wonderful place: Arriba Abajo is the name of the newest record from 123 Andres. Keep your eyes peeled…It will… Read More »Arriba! Abajo! Let’s learn Spanish and Dance with 123 Andres
This week, Prospect Park has welcomed a herd of eight noble, hungry goats into the northeast corner of the park, to restore the areas badly damaged by storms. This particular area has lost more than… Read More »Goats Come to Prospect Park!
We want to share with all expecting and brand new mothers two wonderful workshops taking place at Carriage House Birth. The first, for expecting moms, is the Bump Wellness Workshop that is beginning on May 24th… Read More »Expecting and New Mothers Workshops
On May 18, Brooklyn Public Library will host a free, day-long conference for the families and caregivers of children and teens with autism. Looking Ahead to Help Your Child with Autism Succeed will help parents… Read More »Brooklyn Public Library Hosts Free Conference Caregivers of Children and Teens with Autism
If you’re searching for something fun to do that goes beyond the playground, movie theater, or typical playdate, you may want to consider visiting Brooklyn’s first cat cafe. Although the idea of eating anything around… Read More »Brooklyn now has a Cat Cafe. OMG.
Brooklyn Public Library and the NYC Department of Transportation will host a free bike helmet fitting at Central Library on Thursday afternoon, encouraging a safe ride for the hundreds of riders who will take to the streets… Read More »Brooklyn Public Library Hosts Free Bike Helmet Fitting and Giveaway