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Kid’s Kitchen – Family Friendly Recipe Cards

My daughter just learned the joys of cooking. She loves to stir, scramble, mix and mince. But the recipes from my Thomas Keller French Laundry cookbook and Julia Child’s The Way to Cook are a bit too complex…to say the least. In my quest to find...
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Father’s Day Gift Idea: Geek Dad, the Book

Wired’s GeekDad blog may have Pop’s nerdiest interests at heart, but running through all those posts is the idea that dads and kids can bond over science, technology, video games, and various other geeky pursuits. (Hands up, who’s...
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Yummy: Maisy’s Creator Takes On Fairy Tales

Lucy Cousins, the creator of the Maisy series, tells eight classic fairy tales in Yummy with her spectacular illustrations and intriguing, simple language. Each story is brought to life in a modern, humorous and sometimes scary way. Fairy tales are...
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Say Bye Bye Monster!

Do you happen to have a monster problem in your house? Do you need a way for you, or more importantly a way for your little one, to keep them at bay? One way to make sure that there aren’t any bad creatures lurking in the closet or under the bed,...
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Win Sticky, Chewy, Messy, Gooey Treats for Kids!

You know what kids like to eat? Things that are sticky, chewy, messy and gooey. I guess that’s why a book called “Sticky, Chewy, Messy, Gooey Treats for Kids” was created…it’s just meant to be! This beautiful and irresistible book by Jill...
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Kids’ Book of the Week: Roly Poly Pangolin

Your kids are about to add a new critter to the next round of Old MacDonald. But what does a pangolin say? From the author who made llamas as popular with kids as cows and sheep, Roly Poly Pangolin is a new picture book that will introduce your kids...
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Win This Valentine’s Day Prize Pack From HarperCollins!

HarperCollins is hosting a Valentine’s Day sweepstakes, giving away a bundle of classic picture books with one theme: Love. Share this holiday with your little valentines by reading: Henry in Love, Amelia Bedalia’s First Valentine, Happy...
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Between Me and You, Kid…

You may not be able to have that deep heart-to-heart with your toddler now, but thanks to the 45 fill-in-the-blank questions in these “Between Me and You” books, you’ll be able to round out each journal with memories they’ll...
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Fifty Dangerous Things: a Field Guide for Free-Range Children

A child-rearing book that encourages danger? Don’t stop reading just yet, helicopter parents, because even though Gever Tulley and Julie Spiegler’s Fifty Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do) encourages you to let kids dabble...
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Tidy Box With Clock

Time to clean up after reading! This Tidy Box looks handy to have around the home. Since it’s portable it can go in any room. There’s also a removable play clock on the side which is a nice touch. To me it looks small but it can hold up...
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Give Your Kids the World with the Complete National Geographic

One of my most cherished hand-me-downs as a kid just discovering the world was a set of musty, dogeared National Geographics left behind by my grandparents. Of course, given the sheer weight of each issue, storing the things always proved to be a little...
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Books: Pinkalicious

For kids that love the color pink and eating yummy cupcakes, this book called Pinkalicous is the perfect story to read. Published by Harper Collins, Pinkalicious is about a little girl who eats too many cupcakes and turns pink! After a trip to the doctor...
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