Fall Festivals in Westchester County, NY
by Julie Revelant - September 17, 2010
Autumn is a beautiful season to get outside with the family to carve a pumpkin, sip warm apple cider, or take a hayride — and Westchester County, NY, is a great place to find lots of activities. Check out our picks for the best festivals in the area this October.
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You & Me Cookie: Mompreneurs Heather Mahland and Kyle de Lasa's Wholesome New Sweets Line
by Julie Revelant - September 10, 2010
Larchmont, NY, mompreneurs and friends Heather Mahland and Kyle de Lasa opened You & Me Cookie in 2009, with a wholesome (high fiber, nut-free, preservative-free) recipe that's been passed down through the generations. We sat down with the duo to find out where their inspiration came from, how they got the business started, and what it's like to juggle work and family life.
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5th Annual Brooklyn Book Festival: Fairytales, Films, and Fun
by Julie Revelant - August 23, 2010
The Brooklyn Book Festival will celebrate its fifth anniversary this year September 10-12 with readings, discussions, author signings, short films, music, and puppetry. Read on for a more complete list of activities.
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Saurette: Modern Fashions for the Playground Set
by Julie Revelant - August 23, 2010
The Saurette clothing line emerged in 2009, with a modern take on children's fashion. We sat down with founder and mom-of-two Lisa Kanouse to find out how she got the collection started, how she manages a work/family balance, and what's next for Saurette.
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How to Find the Perfect Nanny for Your Family
by Julie Revelant - August 06, 2010
Your child's caregiver is your employee as well as an honorary member of the family, which can make for a complex relationship. From how to find a nanny in the first place to managing the relationship once you do, we've got the information parents need.
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August Events at Teatown Lake Reservation
by Julie Revelant - July 21, 2010
Teatown Lake Reservation in Ossining, NY, is home to a host of natural wonders and wildlife. Learn more about the activities offered there in August for kids and families.
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How to Raise a Bilingual Child
by Julie Revelant - July 14, 2010
Learning a second language at an early age can have many positive effects later in life. Read on for tips on how to bring up a bilingual child.
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Ouidad: Carving Her Own Niche
by Julie Revelant - July 02, 2010
Ouidad, also know as the "Queen of Curl," was a pioneer in the hair business. We sat down with this celebrated hair stylist (and mom of two) to find out how she found her niche, how she balances work and family life, and what advice she has for other mompreneurs.
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Manhattan Mompreneur Donna Slade and Heidi's Home Design, LLC
by Julie Revelant - June 07, 2010
Manhattan mom Donna Slade launched Heidi's Home Design, LLC, in 2007. We sat down with Slade to discuss how she got her business started, what challenges she ran into, and how she manages the work/life balance. Slade also shares her advice for other mompreneurs.
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When Your Mom is Your Nanny
by Julie Revelant - May 07, 2010
About 25 percent of full-time working moms with children under the age of 5 have a grandparent caring for their children. While convenient, this arrangement is not without its complications. Author Julie Revelant explores the ramifications this relationship raises and how it's affected by generational changes in child raising.
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MomBiz: Jill Brack's Gluten-Free Goodies
by Julie Revelant - May 05, 2010
Jill Brack, a Manhattan mom of one who founded Glow™ Gluten Free, talks to us about having celiac disease, starting her own business, and getting inspiration from daughter Stella.
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How Parents Can Deal with Young Children's Separation Anxiety: Advice from the Experts
by Julie Revelant - April 22, 2010
When it comes to raising your kids, you want the best advice out there, which is why we turned to the experts. Will this summer be your little one's first camp experience? His first time away from home and his family? Prepare for separation anxiety at camp by reading the advice we've compiled from experts, including camp directors in your area.
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How to Plan Your Child's Birthday Party: 30 Time-Saving Ideas for the Busy Mom
by Julie Revelant - April 06, 2010
We spoke to the experts on kids' birthday parties and compiled the best advice for busy parents on how to throw an easy, amazing birthday party for your special girl or boy. Get all the tips you need here, from planning the event to choosing the perfect decorations, food, and party activities.
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Manhattan MomBiz: Julia Pimsleur Levine, founder of Little Pim
by Julie Revelant - March 08, 2010
Former producer and filmmaker Julia Pimsleur Levine - daughter of the late Dr. Paul Pimsleur, creator of the Pimsleur Method for foreign languages - founded "Little Pim" in 2006, a program that teaches foreign languages to babies and young children.
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