Our Favorite Parenting News Stories Of The Week

iStock_000020556898_LargeWe love this diverse look at just what makes a New York City Kid a New York City Kid–from the photos to the priceless quotes, this is a must-read. (New York Times)

One of the greatest fears of a new mom is sudden infant death syndrome. The American Academy of Pediatrics recently came out with new guidelines on how infants can sleep safely. It’s not a perfect science, but hopefully these recommendations reduce the risk. (Huffington Post)

Take a break from the hard news cycle and fantasize about what parental life would be like for some famous Disney princesses with these beautiful illustrations.(PopSugar)

This tiny Beyoncé fan got into formation and showed two coordinating outfits inspired by Lemonade. She didn’t just eliminate the Halloween competition, she slayed it! (BuzzFeed)

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Have you checked out the fabulous new collaboration between Hatch Collection and BANDIER? It’s changing the game for athleisure-happy mamas-to-be! (MINIMODE)

Big toy news as we approach the holiday shopping season. Toys “R” Us will now carry the iconic American Girl doll brand. (Mommy Nearest)

This dad fought back against his critics for dressing up as Princess Peach to make his daughter happy. His moving letter reminds parents that parenting can be fun and their job is not to please internet critics. (Mashable)

Super-charge your fitness routine while also taking the kids for a fun day at your local playground. We’re loving this playground workout! (Well Rounded NY)

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Broadway Dance Center Children and Teens

<p dir="ltr">With more than 35 years of experience, Broadway Dance Center Children & Teens provides young movers ages 3-18 with exceptional training. BDC delivers the finest all-around dance experience for students by offering a wide variety of styles and levels, performance opportunities, and the highest caliber dance instruction that only New York City and BDC Children & Teens can provide.</p> <p dir="ltr">This studio is so much more than a training course for young dancers; it is a diverse, family-friendly community for budding creatives. It has an exemplary faculty who follow the vision to not only develop a dancer’s love and ability in dance, but to do so in a nurturing and supportive way.</p> <p style="text-align: left;"><span id="docs-internal-guid-16583089-7fff-d8a9-61c2-8f689f7348b2"></span></p>

Color Me Mine

<p>Color Me Mine Upper West Side proudly stands as a minority woman-owned studio, and we've been an integral part of the Color Me Mine franchise system since 2018! Pottery painting isn't just an activity; it's a captivating and inclusive experience that transcends age and skill levels.</p> <p>At Color Me Mine Upper West Side, we extend a warm invitation to dive into a realm of creativity, self-expression, and connection. Families, friends and teams grow stronger bonds when they create memories together, and at Color Me Mine, we're here to help facilitate those moments.</p> <p>Whether you're seeking a delightful family outing, a unique date night, or a solo adventure, our paint-your-own-pottery studio offers boundless possibilities. Step into our welcoming space in the heart of Lincoln Center and unleash your inner artist. Create unforgettable memories as you craft beautiful ceramic masterpieces to cherish for many years to come.</p> <p>Color Me Mine Upper West Side is also the preferred venue for celebrations of all kinds. Whether you're planning a birthday party, a baby or bridal shower, a team-building event, a gathering for college groups, an enriching field trip, or an adventure with scouts, we've got you covered. Our versatile space and passionate team provides the perfect setting for creating unforgettable memories and fostering creativity in every guest.</p> <p>Join us at Color Me Mine Upper West Side, at 177 Amsterdam Avenue in New York City where every visit promises a fun journey of color, joy, and artistic exploration!</p>

The Ailey School – First Steps and Bounding Boys

<blockquote style="color: #222222; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small; background-color: #ffffff;"> <div dir="ltr"> <div class="m_-3740164643787738207m_4977048992707393770WordSection1"> <p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0px;"><span style="color: #0070c0;">At The Ailey School, FIRST STEPS offers a structured creative movement curriculum that allows girls (ages 3-6) and boys (age 3), to develop body awareness and control and learn the basics of dance technique. BOUNDING BOYS (ages 4-6) provides a more athletic experience, and an energetic approach to teaching dance skills.</span></p> </div> </div> </blockquote>