who’s been sleeping in my bed?
Sometimes our bed looks more like a playroom than a bed. Last night I found two Kai Lan dolls warming our pillows. I often find myself in the car alone, and only after about fifteen minutes do I realize that I’ve been singing along to Dora or The Mickey Mouse Club. I wouldn’t change it for anything, but WHAT’S HAPPENED TO ME?! Been there?
What to do with your used kids gear?
When our kids turn three, we are all faced with the challenge of figuring out what to do with the gear our kids no longer need — e.g. cribs, strollers, highchairs… In about a month, this challenge will no longer exist. Towards the end of January, reCrib.com will be the place to go to sell (and purchase) the best gently used kids gear. To be notified when we launch, please go to www.recrib.com and enter your email address.
Today’s pick
Today we have a gently used Britax car seat, that is listed as “almost new”. Do you or anyone you know need this Rolls Royce of car seats? Hurry — it won’t be on reCrib for long.
Weekend Activity
If you’re looking for something fun to do with the kids this weekend, our good friend Christiane Lemieux (the force behind DwellStudio) will be teaching an art class. Details below.
Art Class at CMOM
Children's Museum of Manhattan - Art Class with Christiane Lemieux
Hi all New Yorkers and visiting New Yorkers! I’ll be teaching an art class for 5-12 year olds at the Children’s Museum of Manhattan this Saturday afternoon. I’d love to meet some of your smiling faces and work with your kids on creating art inspired by nature. Obviously I’m very inspired by nature in our designs, so this will be a fun class for me. Hope to see you there!
Here are the details:
Meet the Designer Series
From Nature to Canvas: An Introduction to Still Life Art
2pm, Children’s Museum of Manhattan, 212 West 83rd Street, New York, NY 10024
Explore shape and color through painting/drawing everyday objects in nature with Christinae Lemieux, mom and Founder/Creative Director of DwellStudio.
The Iceman Cometh
amazing snow sculpture in Central Park
