Children's book reviews, all age comic books, Kidlit, mglit, movies, entertainment and parenting
Children is the broader term for infants, toddlers and tweens. These posts are about children of all ages.
Before being a dad I worked in the humane industry. I did PR, social media and various aspects of management for a large animal shelter. During my time there I learned about the value and work of a service dog, as well as, the healing powers that animals provide. On Friday, September 19 at 11 AM, Captain Luis Carlos Montalvan and his service dog Tuesday will be at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta to read their New York Times bestselling book, Tuesday Tucks Me In.
I take lots of photos for work. Some of them are great and some of them are simply stock images for moods or seasons that I need. Our almost 5 year old is getting a child’s camera for his birthday (don’t tell him!) and he isn’t allowed to take photos with ours yet. However, in honor of the International Photography Contest for Kids by National Geographic Kids we let him take a couple shots.
Continue reading The International Photography Contest for Kids 2014 is open
As summer turns to fall and the kids go back to school I’m thinking about the great things we did the past three months. During our summer vacation we spent some time with the family and a handful of 7-13 year olds. Because not every day was sunny, they had to watch television and it was at this time that I was reminded of how superior Pee-Wee’s Playhouse was to every children’s live action show ever made.
Continue reading Pee-Wee’s Playhouse: the pinnacle of children’s live action programming
At the risk of an overused pun, Greek mythology is well, Greek to me. I know somewhere there’s a pillar of salt, a hydra, Hercules and Aquaman is in there somewhere, I think. Mini Myths is a new board book series of the classic Greek myths re-imagined as modern stories for toddlers. The words on these preschool books are big, the concepts are simple and the art will draw in young readers aged 1-4.
Continue reading Preschool books: Mini Myths Be Patient Pandora and Play Nice Hercules
I said with all the guttural force I could muster. My pants were around my ankles and I had just sat down on the toilet before running errands with a three and five year old. They were in the other room playing for a moment so I figured I had two minutes to spare. The phone rings. I get up, pants around my ankles to see who it is and I don’t recognize the phone number, so of course I answer it.
Holy cosplay! Dragon Con yielded an amazing amount of things to see & do-and it’s not even over yet. After two days at Dragon Con here are some of the best images that we’ve taken. What was great about today’s visit is that we met a large amount of families and kids in costume that really drove home what a family friendly event Dragon Con can be. Enjoy the photos!
Continue reading More cosplay photos from Dragon Con in Atlanta
We do love some building block sets. KRE-O has a bunch of new sets that are themed around Transformers. One of the new sets aimed at younger children is the Age of Extinction Grimlock Street Attack Set. It features Grimlock, a break-away Chinese gate, one gold knight Optimus Prime Kreon and two Vehicon Kreons.
Continue reading KRE-O Transformers Age of Extinction Grimlock Street Attack Set review
If you watched Nickelodeon in the mid to late 90’s you probably saw some of Hey Arnold! The exclamation mark at the end is intentional and this cartoon is aimed at the demo that loves what Nick does-with a hipster West Side Story style beginning. Arnold, the football headed fourth grader is back on DVD with the complete series now available at Walmart.
Continue reading Hey Arnold! the complete series available on DVD at Walmart
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