Have you ever wondered what babysitters really think, or how they feel behind the ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’ smiles? We are proud to feature a testimonial from Brooklyn babysitter extraordinaire Emmanuela Blanc (who is also our… Read More »Advice From a Brooklyn Babysitter
During this brief summer vacation, we can reflect upon the past year, and begin to plan for the one ahead. Here in Brooklyn, many of your children will be faced with various tests and academic… Read More »Preparing for NYC School Tests
We thought we’d share an exciting event scheduling with you all, starting this weekend! It’s The Little Orchestra Society’s Musical World Tour and it will be at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum. What could be more… Read More »The Little Orchestra Society Presents: A Musical World Tour
Maybe it’s just me being a mom now and getting a little older, but our American society can certainly seem so strange, cruel, and unaccepting at times. Impatience, false assumptions, and laziness are running rampant,… Read More »One Mompreneur’s Act of Renegade Kindness
We were lucky enough to catch an interview with the wonderful Dr. Priya Deshpande, MD, at Mount Sinai Doctors Brooklyn Heights. She has been kind enough to answer some really important questions that parents have… Read More »Dr. Priya Deshpande – Kidney issues, Hypertension, and Secondary Hypertension
Do you ever feel like you’re slogging through your days, unsure of whether you’re enjoying your life or just getting through? Contributor, holistic health coach and author April Reigart shares her thoughts on perception, positivity, and… Read More »Perception, Positivity, and a Five Year Old
Our Philly editor is spending a few weeks in Central America this summer, and with family travel to other parts of the world, she’s thinking a lot about being careful with her family’s eating and drinking… Read More »5 Natural Tummy Ache Remedies
If you’re anything like me, you’ve just about had it with patching together childcare and independent work time. It can be exhausting, overly complicated, and depressing. Well, finally, two women in Brooklyn have tackled the… Read More »Coworking & Child Care Summer Program Launching in Park Slope
What could be more fun with your kids than watching a movie outdoors by the river, with friends, food, a sunset, and the night time summer’s air surrounding you? Well, for the next six Fridays… Read More »Free Movies in Transmitter Park this Summer
Now that summer is in full-swing, we wanted to put our finger on the pulse of some wonderful places that serve those with Down Syndrome. Who better to consult than an incredible PATH Certified Therapeutic Riding… Read More »Amazing Local Organizations for Kids with Down Syndrome