With so many early childhood music classes and programs, they can all seem the same. So when I heard about Timbalooloo, I wasn’t expecting something so different. I spoke with Oran Etkin, founder of Timbalooloo,… Read More »Talking with Instruments and Maybe Even Learning Music as a First Language
Lucy Kalantari recently performed a sing-along at A Child Grows 2’s and 3’s fest. It was so fabulous and her new holiday themed album, It’s the Holidays, is so much fun that I just had… Read More »Interview with Holiday Songstress Lucy Kalantari
I recently overheard some heated conversations about a book called How Not To Hate Your Husband After Kids. I didn’t think too much of it until I met the author Jancee Dunn and realized she… Read More »My Interview with Someone Who Does NOT Hate Her Husband – Jancee Dunn
I recently went through the terrifying yet somehow rewarding experience of potty training my daughter. She did a great job, I am very proud of her, but I think I was helped along by reading… Read More »Interview with Jenny Phelps, owner of Oh Crap Potty Training with Jenny
Katharine Holabird‘s “Twinkle Tames a Dragon” will be at On Stage at Kingsborough in Brooklyn, February 5th. Holabird is the creator of “Angelina Ballerina,” the beloved twirling mouse that you surely have had the pleasure… Read More »“Twinkle Tames a Dragon” Comes to Brooklyn!
We are in the middle of an historic (and historically contentious) Presidential election. Aside from the mainstream issues that bombard us every day, there are some less “splashy” issues that all parents should consider. In… Read More »Clean Air Moms Action
The world of children’s music is full of so many creative, wonderful artists. We love to introduce the best to you; Amy Lee is regularly selected as one of the most important women in rock… Read More »Interview with Children’s Musician Amy Lee
No matter what type of lady you are, having a baby shifts your entire identity over into the nebulous cloud of motherhood~ the giant, amorphous, overpowering cloud of motherhood, whose nature changes you- guaranteed. You… Read More »Artist Leah DeVun: On Photography, Motherhood, Brooklyn, and More
Going ahead with a divorce or deciding to separate is rarely thought of as easy or fun, especially when children are involved. We still have so much societal pressure to remain married, and weathering such… Read More »Splitsville: A Site for Sore Eyes