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We can't stop laughing over this "commercial" about a new way to keep kids from napping in the car. If this product really existed, we'd buy it—bet you would, too.



Tuesday, September 22, 11:40 am EDT

 

Did you know that Parenting employees are going to try to break a world record? We're joining forces with Jumpstart in October, hoping to get more than 1 million kids reading the same book on the same day. Very cool.

Don't miss this special invitation from our Editor-in-Chief. We hope you join us! 



What are you doing on October 8? How does breaking a world record while raising awareness about the importance of early education sound?

It's easy! Join The Parenting Group as we participate in Jumpstart's Read for the Record -- a celebration of reading, community service and fun -- all to support Jumpstart's work with preschool children in low-income communities. We expect more than one million children across the county will read The Very Hungry Caterpillar this October and ask you to read, too.

We're supporting this campaign in a big way. Employees will be joining a street brigade in New York City to create local buzz, reading to their own children, and setting up our own Parenting Group Very Virtual Book Drive -- all to break the world record of the most children reading the same book on the same day!

As you are a committed group of parents looking to give the best for your own children, as well as those who are less fortunate, we invite you to get involved too! Here's how:

> Go to Read for the Record.org to learn more about the program. 

> Pledge to read with a child in your life on October 8.

> Buy your very own copy of this year's official campaign book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Copies are now on sale at Walmart stores nationwide and net proceeds benefit Jumpstart. 

Thank you, and happy reading!

Susan Kane, Editor-in-Chief
on behalf of all Parenting Group employees

 



Wednesday, August 5, 12:11 pm EDT

Parenting's Christina Vercelletto appeared on the Today Show this morning to dish about our favorite mom-tested gear that adjusts to fit different stages of your kid's life, therefore giving you a ton of bang for your buck. Check out the clip below, then click through to our slideshow to see them all!

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Monday, July 27, 4:57 pm EDT

photo courtesy of yeondoojung.com

For months, South Korean photographer Yeondoo Jung oversaw kindergarten art classes, chose some of the masterpieces, and with the help of fashion designers and high school students to act as models, recreated the children's work with real people and props to be captured on film. Not only are the photographs unique and brilliant, to see the children's imaginations brought to life makes the original artwork seem even more incredible. Jung stayed as true to the originals as he could, replicating uneven sleeves or the subject's physical features. I admire him for giving so much credence to kid's art -- bringing it to the professional art world and making us realize that it's actually not just kid stuff.

See more of Yeondoo Jung's work



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