End of Summer Wii Party
Last Thursday, my family had an “End of Summer Wii Party” at our home for 20+ of our friends. It was a blast! We had two separate Wii units set up – one in the living room (for the more … Read More
Kimberly
Finding Time for Family Meals/$50 Shopping Gift Card Giveaway
This is the last post in our Stop & Shop series, so that means one lucky Mom in the City member will be winning a $50 Stop & Shop/Giant/Peapod gift card. (Mom in the City newsletter subscribers can enter to … Read More
Tackle it Tuesday: Pre-School Prep – Kid Safety
This is my last preschool prep “tackle” and it’s about keeping my kid safe. Here’s the thing… I know that Michael’s preschool is only 2 1/2 hours a day but this is the first time that we will be leaving … Read More
A Day at the New York Aquarium
On Saturday, my family went to visit the New York Aquarium along with my husband’s parents. Overall it was a fun visit. When we drove up to the parking area, my husband looked and said, “Parking is $25!” At first, … Read More
Helping Children Eat Healthy
Thanks to Stop & Shop’s Consumer Advisor Andrea Astrachan for the following helpful tips. A link to Andrea’s monthly column online can be found here. Healthy eating habits begin in childhood. As a mom, I know it can be a … Read More
“Moms Night In” Video
Recently, I posted about a great “Moms Night In” that I attended. Below is the video where you can get a “peek” of the evening’s events.
Wordless Wednesday: Four Views of Le Carrousel in Bryant Park
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Tackle It Tuesday: School/Fall Clothes Shopping for the Boys
Growing up, one of my favorite annual memories was going shopping for the beginning of each school year. Now, as a parent, I was especially excited to go on the first school shopping spree for my son Michael who will … Read More
MEAL TIPS FOR BUSY FAMILIES
Thanks to Stop & Shop’s Consumer Advisor Andrea Astrachan for the following helpful tips. A link to Andrea’s monthly column online can be found here. I don’t have time to cook. I don’t know what to cook. I don’t feel … Read More
Homeschooling
As the new school year approaches, many families will be starting their homeschooling year. For a variety of reasons, many parents are choosing to educate their children at home rather than at public, charter or private schools. (I’m still grappling … Read More