The Jewish Museum will present Maira’s World of Storybooks on Sunday, April 3 at 2:00 pm. Families can meet artist, illustrator and author Maira Kalman at a special reading from some of her whimsical children’s books. Illustrations from Kalman’s works… Read More »Maira’s World of Storybooks at the Jewish Museum
Today our son met some Baseball Hall of Famers at a spring training game and walked away with some fantastic lore (“How’d you get your name Mudcat, Mudcat?”) . It was magical and it reminded… Read More »Want to play ball? Our list of teams and leagues
A new daycare center is opening in Park Slope for infants and older. Kinderstuff Daycare will take children ages 6 months to 6 years. The location will be at 272 Flatbush Avenue, off of Prospect… Read More »New daycare opening in Park Slope
My husband and I talk about how sometimes we “rope the kids” into doing what we want to do- a trip to the art museum or a music performance (it’s really all for their own… Read More »Family Climbing Time Begins
I remember that moment of relief when we could turn our babies’ rear-facing car seats forward. We could finally see their faces while traveling and it did seem like a milestone: our babies (and us)… Read More »Current car seat practices unsafe
There are thousands of working, uninsured adults in New York. Some of them have families. Chances are good that you know someone in this category: the guy delivering your pad thai, a friend, your nanny… Read More »Healthcare for Uninsured: NY has options
Siblings: They’ve Got 70 Years Sibling Relationships by Soho Parenting Can you imagine a better feeling than watching your children enjoy each other? From your preschooler making your baby erupt in giggles, or your two… Read More »They’ve got 70 years: sibling relationships
Wow- we have a lot of people coming to the Expo- and it’s not just expectant parents, we have parents of babies, toddlers and preschoolers. I guess as Cool Mom Picks said yesterday, ” it… Read More »Brooklyn Baby Expo is selling out!
Let’s just say you are looking for a summer camp for your kids, and this is your criteria: something active group-oriented fun That’s not a tough list to fill. But, what if you added these… Read More »Well-known baseball camp moves into Brooklyn
These family-friendly workshops are cooking and science smashups: reverse-engineer your food and personal care products. You get to be detective, chemist and cook as you decode and remake Johnson & Johnson® Baby Lotion and Breyers®… Read More »Cooking and Science smashups for fun