Playtime! coordinates with theatres to offer creative and fun childcare services for children while parents go to see a grown-up show.
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What Sh*t Would Baristaville Parents Say?
What would we hear if a “Sh*t Baristaville Parents Say” video existed? And who’s going to film it?
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We’re #1! New Jersey Is The Best State To Raise Children
A big fist pump for Jersey!
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Barista Kids Poll: If You Had an Extra Hour Each Day, What Would You Do?
Take our poll!
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Lazy Mom’s Guide to Weaning a Toddler
I’m happy to add one more tool to the chests of people who choose to nurse and then choose to stop before their child hits junior high.
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Parenting Without a License
Her lifelong dream was to learn to drive. So why did she give it up? Montclair parent Katinka Neuhof, writes about her emotional crash on her beautifully written blog, The […]
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Positive Parenting Workshop at the Geyer Family YMCA
Whether you’re raising a toddler or teenager, communication difficulties can be extremely frustrating and emotional. Parents and caretakers can learn hands-on strategies to help smooth the ruffled feathers on both […]
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No Baby, No Cry: The Blame Game Resurfaces
According to a recent posting in the on-line version of Psychology Today, parents who allow their babies to “Cry it Out” end up with damaged children.
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Writer Moms: Get to Writing
Ever dreamed of being a writer? Me too! Three local moms aren’t just pining over the idea of putting their fingerpads to their keyboards, they’re actually managing their precious time […]
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Punk Rock Dads
“The Other F Word,” a new documentary about Punk Rock Dads shows how fatherhood changes everything.
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Giveaway: M.O.M. (Mom Operating Manual)
Disguised as a children’s book, M.O.M.* (Mom Operating Manual) is actually light-hearted entertainment for all parents with a sense of humor about themselves and their loved ones.
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Baristaville Parents Commute to Occupy Wall Street
Local families took their children to “Parents for Occupy Wall Street” Friday night.
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Maggie Granados: Are You Flourishing?
How do we increase positive relationships — as a parent, and a person.
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Motherhood Out Loud: A Play About Parenting
The play is made up of vignettes that follow the arc of parenthood from birth to “firsts” to adolescence to letting go and, finally, returning home – sometimes to parent your parents.
