Archive for the ‘Blog’ Category
Mom Theatre Blogger: 90210! THE MUSICAL! Show Review by Robin Gorman Newman
October 4th, 2016
90210! THE MUSICAL!, the new Off-Broadway parody of the popular 90s teen soap Beverly Hills 90210, is now playing at Theatre 80, and if it's a night of laughs and a trip down memory lane you're carving, then this is the show for you. And, if you're a diehard devotee of ...
Guest Blog Post: Ten Conversations You Must Have with Your Son by Tim Hawkes (Book Excerpt)
October 3rd, 2016
CONVERSATION SIX: ACHIEVEMENT Most boys want to achieve and be successful. Poor things. They often don’t realise that success can be a bugger. Not long ago, my school had one of those stellar sets of Year 12 exam results that caused me to consider hanging up my mortar board and gown ...
Guest Blog Post: Where Fairy Tales Go by Annette Ross (Book Excerpt)
October 2nd, 2016
“On January 4, 2000, my sweet husband Bill and I kissed our toddler Natalie goodbye, with promises to be back soon as we headed to the hospital to deliver our second child. Twenty-four hours later, we had a newborn daughter, but all else had been horribly, irrevocably changed. Life had ...
Guest Blog Post: Seven Things I Want My Mom to Know Before It’s Too Late by Janet Miller
September 27th, 2016
Oftentimes, we take our loved ones for granted and simply assume they know how we feel, but I believe it’s important to tell them how we feel, in addition to us showing them how we feel. It’s nice for them to receive the verbal reminder every now and again, just ...
The future is here! Google’s self-driving car is in our neighborhood by Zoe Richmond
September 22nd, 2016
Here’s a list of things my toddlers will never get to do: 1.) Make a mixed tape for a girl. 2.) Leave a goofy answering machine message. 3.) Drive a car. The jury is still out on number 3. But with Google’s self-driving car testing in our neighborhood it feels like ...
Raising an Entrepreneur by Margot Machol Bisnow (Book Excerpt)
September 20th, 2016
Rule 3: Don’t Worry About A’s Schools Don’t Always Nurture Entrepreneurs Some children who grow up to become entrepreneurs have habits that most schools don’t value. They question the rules and challenge authority. They want to do things their own way. They get bored and lose focus when the task at hand ...
Cirque du Soleil: Toruk – the First Flight: Show Review by Susan Coronel
September 13th, 2016
As my five-year-old daughter and I walked to our seats at Barclay’s Center on Wednesday, September 7 to see the Cirque du Soleil’s latest spectacle, Toruk - the First Flight, we felt as though we were transported to another world. Blue light blanketed the arena stage, which was transformed into ...
Guest Blog: Setting Sail for a New Family Life by Leon Schulz, author, Sabbatical at Sea, a Family Sets Sail
September 13th, 2016
The following is an excerpt from Sabbatical At Sea..... It was already May, and the step from Planning into the actual Sailing phase was only a few weeks away. Were we in chaos? That would be an understatement! We were such good planners, surely? What we thought would feel like organizing a ...
TICKET GIVEAWAY & SPECIAL OFFER: Stuffed by Lisa Lampanelli — Off Broadway — from MotherhoodLater.com
September 6th, 2016
STUFFED by Lisa Lampanelli directed by Jackson Gay with additional material by Ashley Austin Morris starring Ann Harada, Zainab Jah, Lisa Lampanelli, Jessica Luck SEPT 23 - NOV 6 Special Mommy Matinees: Wednesday, October 19 & Wednesday, November 2 at 12 Noon. BUY NOW USE CODE “STUFFEDVIP” AND SAVE 20%! REGULAR TICKETS STARTING $45 - $55 A bulimic, a compulsive eater, a confident overweight gal, ...
Guest Blog: Not Inconsequential by Amy McCready, author, The Me, Me, Me Epidemic: A Step-by-Step Guide to Raising Capable, Grateful Kids in an Over-Entitled World
September 6th, 2016
Consequences are the steamed broccoli of the parenting world. We may initially love the idea of our kids’ learning valuable lessons from their mistakes and beginning to step up to their responsibilities. But when it comes to serving them up every day, consequences can be hard to choke down. What actually ...
