As parents we can always use a gentle reminder to breathe. However it is definitely easy to forget this when our baby swats a spoon of food away only to have it smack against a kitchen wall, or when our toddler has a tantrum because he wanted to put his right shoe on before his [...]
By Michelle Riggen-Ransom The Boston Museum of Science has always been a favorite place of mine. Their classic science-class exhibits span the interest of generations: space capsules, a giant lightning-generating machine, and a room full of dinosaurs, including a life-size model of everyone’s favorite carnivore, T-Rex. The museum recently unearthed a fabulous display from the [...]
I find it helpful sometimes to get away from the daily routine of work and the kids and recharge my batteries by listening to the wisdom of other women. (Other times I like to relax and have a pedicure.) I recently attended the Annual Women’s Summit at Bryant University: a day full of fabulous speakers [...]
Kidoinfo.com officially turns one today. Starting this site sometimes felt a little like having a baby—except this time I didn’t give birth to twins. First-time pregnancies often allow us time to spend reading, researching, and getting ready for the arrival of the new baby; once he or she is born, however, it’s a whole new [...]
By Marianne Ruggiero Coordinator of Family Programs at The RISD Museum If artworks could speak, what would they say? Would statues tell you about the day their features took shape from a block of stone or lump of clay? Maybe the little girl in the portrait you like so much would invite you to step [...]
