storytime
by Meghan Housley
Pile yourself and all your kids into a big bed and read a story together It’s World Book Night! It’s a night where we celebrate our love of reading, and hope to foster that same love in other people too. In some cities, people will be going out distributing paperbacks in hope that these books… Read More »
3:51pm April 23, 2012
by Meghan Housley
Christopher Walken reads and interprets illustrations from a favourite book While it’s fun to read things with a Walken affectation, it’s really the Christopher Walken interpretation of what’s going on in Maurice Sendak’s illustrations that make this so enjoyable. “There’s a bear — strung up. I assume murdered. Maybe suicide. I don’t know.” Can we… Read More »
4:15pm March 15, 2012
by Carly Stasko
Carly Stasko investigates the quandaries of new parents FROM ROUTINES TO RITUALS: Having a consistent and fun bedtime ritual for your baby keeps everyone happy. It gives your little one important cues to help them transition from a busy day to a restful night. It’s a chance to wind down, to reconnect, to imagine, and… Read More »
3:31pm March 1, 2012
by Meghan Housley
What we’re reading today: 1. How do you feel about publisher-sponsored story-time in malls when libraries are in danger of so many cuts? 2. Two of our pals, HerBadMother Catherine Connors and PhDinParenting Annie Urban take opposite sides in the great formula advertising debate. Should formula ads be banned, or would banning them make… Read More »
12:03pm September 19, 2011
by Meghan Housley
What we’re reading today: 1.How do babies learn language? Researchers have found that babies have a eureka moment where a word and its meaning just clicks, rather than building up that association over time. 2.Speaking of language, how did we come to call a child born out of wedlock a love child? 3.Prozac’s active ingredient… Read More »
11:32am May 27, 2011