Our Favorite Parenting News Stories Of The Week

Willow Lee
Willow Lee

One adorable toddler named Willow Lee has stolen our hearts this Halloween — just take a look at her adorable get-ups and get inspired! (Mashable)

Gorgeous celeb mama Mila Kunis recently designed her very own “push present” to herself to celebrate the birth of her daughter. What do you think? Super sweet and stylish? Or over the top? (The Gloss)

In a recent N.J. high school football sexual hazing case, it’s interesting that the freshmen who were pushed to the ground and groped by older teammates aren’t necessarily the ones bearing witness. (New York Times)

Halloween 2014: Quick! Dress your kids like this before they are old enough to refuse. (Huffington Post)

Got milk? One recent study shows milk substitutes may not provide enough vitamin D. (Yahoo News)

In this heartwarming story, a Utah family adopts two newborns six weeks apart! (deseretnews.com)

NYC officially has a 5-year-old boy in an Ebola quarantine–what does it mean for the city for parents everywhere? (Mommyish)

While a cough isn’t good news, it’s often not super-harmful for kids. And it turns out that many coughs in kids can be treated effectively with a placebo! (Medical News Today)

The latest in a very tragic school shooting in Washington State suggests that the shooter had planned his attack via text message. (Los Angeles Times)

What brand of baby wipes do you use? Recently, ten prominent brands of wipes were recalled for bacterial contamination! (Daily Finance)

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Chickenshed NYC

<p style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box; margin-bottom: 1.3em; margin-top: 0px; caret-color: #515151; color: #515151; font-family: nimbus-sans, sans-serif;">Chickenshed is an inclusive theatre company that began in the UK in 1974. Chickenshed NYC is a young organization bringing that same ethos and unique methodology to the USA. Chickenshed’s mission is to create entertaining and outstanding theatre that celebrates diversity and inspires positive change.</p> <p style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box; margin-bottom: 1.3em; margin-top: 0px; caret-color: #515151; color: #515151; font-family: nimbus-sans, sans-serif;">Chickenshed's model of Inclusive Theatre is based in the belief that everyone can flourish when everyone is included. At Chickenshed everyone is welcome, everyone is valued, and together we produce remarkable theatre. We want to break down barriers between people to create a world without labels and where differences no longer divide. At Chickenshed, support is given to those who need it, and given by those who can . We believe that creative activities, self-expression and performance should be available to anyone who has the desire, no matter their background or circumstances. We know that when everyone has the opportunity to shine, amazing things happen.</p> <p style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box; margin-bottom: 1.3em; margin-top: 0px; caret-color: #515151; color: #515151; font-family: nimbus-sans, sans-serif;">Chickenshed NYC provides programming for little ones, children and youth through semester-long activities and performances.</p>

WICKED Broadway

<p>There’s no place like Oz—and there’s no show like WICKED. Are you ready to experience the original Broadway blockbuster?</p>

Visit Schoharie County

<p>The Schoharie Valley is home to things grown well - trees, crops, produce, people. It is filled with inviting farms and businesses beckoning visitors to experience what locals love about the region. Its enchanting vistas, rich farmland, and strong sense of community are what make Schoharie County such a fascinating place to visit and to live.</p>