Brooklyn Bridge Park (BBP) is pleased to welcome Swale, a collaborative floating food forest where people may visit, join in the caretaking process and learn about food sustainability. Created by artist Mary Mattingly, Swale is both… Read More »Floating Food Forest Comes to Brooklyn Bridge Park
Holly Springer is a three-time author and brain aneurysm survivor who rebuilt her life after being told it would be a tragedy. Springer continues to inspire others who have experienced brain injuries and other limitations… Read More »Rebuilding Life After a Brain Aneurysm
We are absolutely adoring this new video by Bomba Estereo, entitled “Soy Yo.” The Colombian electro-cumbia group has put out one of the most adorable NYC kid depictions we’ve seen in a while. Follow this… Read More »Fave Music Video of the Week
Now that school is in full-swing and the air is getting crisper, we have festivities coming one after the other in NYC! City Parks Foundation is pleased to announce the return of Hansel and Gretel’s Halloween… Read More »The Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre’s Halloween Show
The Language and Laughter Studio is located in Downtown Brooklyn. 2016 marks 10 years since The Language and Laughter Studio became what it is- a special learning center for children. They are a French-immersion pre-school… Read More »French Immersion Preschool and After School in Brooklyn
We have breaking kids’ fall music news to share with you! Two-time Grammy nominated Justin Roberts, a leading independent family music artist, and “hands-down the best songwriter in the genre” (according to USA Today), will release… Read More »New Music: Lemonade
Have you ever wondered about the creative processes of the children’s book authors you love? How do they get their messages completed, from being merely vague ideas to works on your bookshelf? Well, we’ve already… Read More »“How I Create a Toon Book”
Enter to win this week’s giveaway… It’s back-to-school time, and what could be sweeter than a $50 gift card for sweet Osh Kosh B’Gosh clothes? Enter HERE: a Rafflecopter giveaway
As we’ve all been bombarded (whether happy to be or not) by the Pokemon Go movement, many questions linger in our heads after considering its implications on our kids and their relationship with screen time. We… Read More »Tips for Navigating Pokémon Go With Your Kids
Do you know a child with autism or another social/communication issue who loves the subway, adventure, mystery, history, and fun? We’d love to share an amazing program with you called “Subway Sleuths” that is taking… Read More »Applications Open for Subway Sleuths