Our Favorite Parenting News Stories Of The Week

Doesn’t get much cuter than this! We’re swooning over this adorable photos of Prince George and Princess Charlotte at Pippa Middleton’s recent wedding. (People)

According to recent guidelines, parents should avoid giving fruit juice to babies under 1 year. Get the scoop! (CNN)

Love it! New NYC mama Amber Tamblyn opens up about hitting the red carpet with a breast pump in tow. (New York Times)

Need help rocking your fussy baby to sleep? Check out the latest viral parenting hack! (Mommyish)

There are plenty of things that you may want to gush about your little one but that you just know your friends do not want hear. However, here’s a handy to guide to fun facts about your baby that are actually going to interest your pals. (Brit+Co.)

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Lauren Conrad is expecting and everyone is obsessed (duh)–we’re loving that she’s sharing awesome tips from her experience to help other mamas-to-be build their birth team! (Lauren Conrad)

Biking as a family is a great way to enjoy summertime outdoors. Get set for your cycling adventure with these bike safety tips for kids. (Mommy Nearest)

This piggy-back harness carrier for kids is the wildest thing we’ve seen all day! (Mashable)

WCS Education - Wildlife Conservation Society

Explore nature, learn about the planet, and get close to animals&mdash;all in New York City! WCS zoo and aquarium day camps are for every young adventurer, from toddlers to teens. Campers experience hands-on learning, from STEAM classrooms and animal exhibits to nature trails and the beach. Recognized as industry leaders, the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Education Department was the first of its kind to offer zoo camps and continues to provide award-winning programming. Visit wcs.education/camps to explore summer camps at the Bronx Zoo, Central Park Zoo, Queens Zoo, and New York Aquarium!

Instituto Cervantes

Children and teenagers learn to understand and express themselves in Spanish, while improving their communication skills through a dynamic immersion program taught by NATIVE TEACHERS that combines CLASSES, ARTISTIC WORKSHOPS and FUN ACTIVITIES! All of our high-qualified teachers are native Spanish speakers who adapt the structure of the class to the needs and levels of each group while conducting the classes entirely in Spanish. We offer both Spanish Summer Camps and Regular Courses for children along the year to foster language learning and multicultural understanding.