Our Favorite Parenting Stories Of The Week

Create a super-dreamy nursery by drawing inspiration from the most adorable of baby animals: the alpaca. Start decorating! (A Cup Of Jo)

Looking for a unique early learning class for your little one? There’s a program in Brooklyn that takes Mommy & Me to a new level by offering a Baby DJ class. Got to get those BK babies feeling hip at a young age! (Mommyish)

The cutest celeb in the front row at New York Fashion Week? Why Harper Beckham–sitting on daddy David’s lap–at her mom Victoria Beckham’s runway show! Even Anna Wintour cracked a smile. (Elizabeth Street)

With the kids back in school–and everything that goes with it: sports, dance lessons, gymnastics, singing class–it can be challenging to keep track of everyone’s activities, but if you pledge to get organized you’ll add more sanity to your daily routine. (Real Simple)

Are you a burgeoning interior decorator? If you think your child’s bedroom is unique and charming enough to draw attention and notice, enter the third annual Washington Post’s kid’s room contest. (Washington Post)

Planning a birthday party for your little one? In need of a fun, creative party idea that won’t set you back too much? Check out these venue suggestions, one of which is sure to please the birthday boy or girl. (A Child Grows)

Tune in to “Teach” on CBS this fall and get a dose of educational inspiration from Queen Latifah, Davis Guggenheim, and some amazing teachers from across the country. (The New York Times)

A mom in China takes multitasking to the extreme as she breast-fed her baby while on a moped. Unfortunately for her (but probably fortunately for her baby and everyone else on the road), police intervened and asked her to pull on over. (Mommyish)

If you’re nervous about staying organized as your due date approaches, make a super stylish hospital packing list. Hey–it could even be an opportunity to do a little pre-baby shopping-for-mommy! (La Petite Peach)

Science rocks! LEGO has recently released a female scientist minifig named Professor C. Bodin, who “specializes” in research on minifig limb replacement. (Babble)