Our Favorite Parenting News Stories Of The Week

Optimized-Local-Easter-Egg-Hunts-for-2015Egg coloring season is upon us! Here are 13 easy and unique ways to dye your Easter eggs this year! (Parents)

We often talk about sports champions being role models for kids, but sometimes it’s the other way around. (Mommyish)

Text announcing a woman going in to labor accidentally goes to wrong people, but their reaction will make you regain some faith in humanity. (Huffington Post)

The new kids’ movie “Zootopia” explores racism, equality and feminism, while also being a fun flick for kiddos and parents alike–get the scoop! (Cafe Mom)

Joanna Goddard of “Cup Of Jo” has collected parenting stories from around the world. Check it out! (Cup of Jo)

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Talk about strong and inspiring women coming together for a cause! Michelle Obama has teamed up with Missy Elliott and Kelly Clarkson in the Let Girls Learn initiative. (CNN)

Queen Bey and Princess Bunny? Check out the adorable pictures of Blue Ivy celebrating Easter early that Beyoncé posted on her website. (Beyonce.com)

Adele singing to her son for the first time in concert will make your heart melt with #feels. (Refinery 29)

The New York Times reports that moderate exercise during pregnancy will help reduce the lower back pack pain that most expecting moms experience. (New York Times)

Alec Baldwin and his yogi wife Hilaria Baldwin are expecting their third baby! (ET Online)

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Dance Workshop - Long Island

<p dir="ltr">Nestled in the heart of Lynbrook Village, Dance Workshop is a community-focused studio committed to dance education in a loving and safe environment. Dance Workshop offers Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip-Hop, Musical Theatre and Acro for ages 2+. They also offer a Pre-Professional Company track for dancers interested in taking their technique to the next level. Trial classes may be scheduled with the studio at the start of the season. Dance with the Dance Workshop!</p> <p dir="ltr">MaryAnn Grasso founded Dance Workshop in 1979. Her daughter Nanci later joined her at the helm and in 2016 established Dance Workshop on the Upper East Side of NYC. MaryAnn and Nanci have devoted their lives to dance education, community and the development of children; raising dancers and sound human beings alike. Dance Workshop has seen thousands of dancers pass through the doors. They believe dance has the power to elevate and change lives!</p> <p><span id="docs-internal-guid-b50ede03-7fff-ec65-8962-b3be9135d2e8"></span></p>

Broadway Dance Center Children and Teens

<p dir="ltr">With more than 35 years of experience, Broadway Dance Center Children & Teens provides young movers ages 3-18 with exceptional training. BDC delivers the finest all-around dance experience for students by offering a wide variety of styles and levels, performance opportunities, and the highest caliber dance instruction that only New York City and BDC Children & Teens can provide.</p> <p dir="ltr">This studio is so much more than a training course for young dancers; it is a diverse, family-friendly community for budding creatives. It has an exemplary faculty who follow the vision to not only develop a dancer’s love and ability in dance, but to do so in a nurturing and supportive way.</p> <p style="text-align: left;"><span id="docs-internal-guid-16583089-7fff-d8a9-61c2-8f689f7348b2"></span></p>

Belle da Costa Greene: A Librarian's Legacy

<p>The Morgan Library & Museum will present a major exhibition devoted to the life and career of its inaugural director, Belle da Costa Greene (1879–1950). Widely recognized as an authority on illuminated manuscripts and deeply respected as a cultural heritage executive, Greene was one of the most prominent librarians in American history. The exhibition will trace Greene’s storied life, from her roots in a predominantly Black community in Washington, D.C., to her distinguished career at the helm of one of the world’s great research libraries. Through extraordinary objects―from medieval manuscripts and rare printed books to archival records and portraits―the exhibition will demonstrate the confidence and savvy Greene brought to her roles as librarian, scholar, curator, and cultural executive, and honor her enduring legacy.</p>