We know how ridiculously expensive rent in Brooklyn is for most of us, and how much any break can mean for our families. Mayor Bill de Blasio has some great news for some lucky tenants… Read More »Rent Freeze in Effect for Some Lucky New Yorkers!
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
Hi Everyone! We wanted to share two important recalls this week that could help your families: Ikea has recalled MALM dressers and drawers after the deaths of six children. Six models of MALM dressers and… Read More »Two Important Recalls: Ikea Drawers and Nature Valley Bars
Midwife, mom of three and owner of Gathered Birth in Media, PA brings us our second installment of our new column, “Mementos of Motherhood.” Her gut check moment comes when she stumbles upon a seemingly… Read More »Mementos of Motherhood: An Ordinary Hat
What says “summer in the city” for so many of us, more than a great pedicure? Now that you are a parent, I’m sure you’ve wondered about the safety and toxicity of your nail polish… Read More »Nail Salons and Your Health
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
We are back with another Date Night Inspiration post to convince you to feel young again, work on your relationship, nurture your marriage, and all that other good stuff everyone says is so important. We… Read More »Date Night Inspiration: Night at the Museum!
Bilingual speech pathologist Jocelyn M. Wood shares some helpful pointers to continue to build our kids’ language while school’s out for the summer. Summer is surely a time to relax and recharge, but it’s also a great time… Read More »Oh, The Places We’ll Go! 5 Ways to Grow Your Child’s Language This Summer
Sometimes we just want to crawl under a rock and not watch anything even resembling news for the rest of our lives. How DO we parent when world events make us fear for humanity, and… Read More »Parenting in a Culture of Fear