Happy Weekend.
Tomorrow!
- The McCarren 5K Race
- Brooklyn Film Festival starts, check out Kids Film Fest
Worth The Read:
- 8 Ways To Keep Your Cool When Dealing With A Wild And Crazy Toddler via Popsugar
- Kindle Users, have a New York library card?: A guide to reading free books from New York Public Library
- For the Kids: Free Download Summer Reading Calendars Via No Time For Flashcards
Loving on Twitter, 3 of our favorites we follow:
- Cannot get enough of Clementine Daily!
- NY First Lady Chirlane McCray
- Brooklyn Magazine
Coming Up:
Coming up at Caribou:
Cloth Diapering Made Simple: Sat June 7, 14, 21 and 28, 10-10:45am, $10 with $10 store credit on in-store purchases the day of the event. Sign up here. Take the confusion out of cloth diapering, it is easier than you think! This 45 minute seminar will teach you about the various types of cloth diapers, how many you need, how much it will cost, and what to do with the poop! Babies welcome! Babywearing for Newborns: Sat June 7, 14, 21 and 28, 11:15am-12pm, $10 with $10 store credit on in-store purchases the day of the event. Sign up here. People have used baby carriers for thousands of years for a reason. Babywearing allows parents to attend to the needs of their baby while also getting things done. In this 45 minute seminar, we will introduce the five best carriers for newborns, show you why we love them, and help you choose the best one for your family.
Understanding Your Newborn in the "4th Trimester": Sat June 7, 3-5pm, $50/family. Sign up here. A workshop for expecting parents in the last trimester and parents with newborns up to 5 weeks old, learn to understand baby’s non verbal communication, newborn sleep behaviors and how to establish sleep rituals,techniques for soothing and settling, and more.
Conscious Discipline Workshop, Sun June 8th 1-3pm, $20/person, $30/family. Sign up here. This 1 ½ hour workshop will introduce Conscious Discipline, an evolutionary approach to managing our own and our children’s behavior. Movement, music and playful practice will provide opportunities for interaction with young children who are present and support active learning for all. Learn an approach based on self-control, connection and embracing conflict as a teaching tool, that supports parents in meeting the twin goals of developing a healthy sense of both “We” and “I”.
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