Looking for an entertaining show? A stand-out hit at the 2015 New York International Fringe Festival and Fringe Encore Series, The Commedia Rapunzel follows the Spaghetti and Meatball Players, a troupe of poor traveling “Italian” actors, as… Read More »The Commedia Rapunzel
Hi Everyone! Here’s a list of movies for your family to watch tonight and this weekend (with and without the kids, before and after bedtime) Have fun! ~Rebecca Conroy Mean Girls 2004. PG-13. Cady Heron is… Read More »Best Movies for Snowy Days
Hi everyone The first weekend of February is a busy one with a lot of fun events in NYC! This weekend take the kids and enjoy Light in Winter: First Sundays at Brooklyn Botanic Garden,… Read More »Weekend Events in Brooklyn & NYC: February 5th-7th
At their young ages of 4 and 7, my kids know a little more than the average American kid about Chinese New Year but not a lot. This is, in part, because my brother, sister-in-law… Read More »Activities to Teach About Chinese New Year
See Sesame Street Live at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, February 11 – 21…Buy one ticket, and get the other FREE. Please find information below and here, for this exclusive offer. For one week only,… Read More »Sesame Street Live- Buy one, Get one Free
As we all know, “A Child Grows in Brooklyn” is the home for Brooklyn parents, and our Baby and Family Expo is coming up in April! Check out this 3 1/2 minute short film by Little… Read More »Our Red Carpet Moment: A Child Grows (in Film)!
School is on every parent’s mind. Whether their child is in private or public, just starting out, about to graduate high school, or finishing college, it’s definitely on the ‘top three’ list. For some parents,… Read More »Is My Child Struggling for a Reason?
It’s that magical time of year when parents start getting inundated with emails and literature about camp; it’s February. There are camp fairs being held and open houses. I, as a parent of a will-be-5-year-old-by-the-summer… Read More »The Many Ingredients to Finding the Right Camp
When we think of Boy Scouts, we think of troopers, sweethearts, campers, and good samaritans. Justin Rodstrom, the Field Director in Brooklyn of the Boy Scouts of America, has been kind enough to help us… Read More »Boy Scouts in Brooklyn are Great!
Owner of Philadelphia’s Rhythm Babies, Julie Salvano (that’s “Miss Julie” to her kids), discusses the benefits of free play and exploration for our little ones. —– As an advocate for unstructured creative play, and a provider of… Read More »What Activities Are Best For Children Under 5?