Hey All,
We've received a few private emails about a "mysterious COVID-19-linked illness in children" that the media has been covering far and wide. Dr. Philippa Gordon, our Park Slope Parents Medical Liaison, and I wanted to speak to this to help alleviate some of the fears we've heard from parents. First and foremost, know that Kawasaki is a well-known, rare, and well-understood syndrome, and pediatricians are always on the lookout for it.
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Go HERE for the updated guide: Everything You Need to Know About DIY Giant Bubbles and Face Painting
If you've been to any of our outdoor events around Brooklyn, you've probably seen our giant bubbles. Since we aren't holding in-person events these days, we're sharing our secrets for our giant bubble recipe and DIY giant bubble wands!
Hey All,
We made it through April (and its showers), and May (and tomorrow) looks to be beautiful! Everything we’re hearing from the experts is that we’re doing the right thing by sheltering in place. With that, we’re seeing more talk of “What’s next” and “When can we….” The answer is this: for our community’s health and our family’s well-being we must stay on course and continue to pause even though we may want to get back to “normal.” Cuomo talks
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Suzi Shelton and Park Slope Parents have teamed up for a virtual concert to help raise money for First Responders Children's Foundation.
Hey All,
The Front Steps Project has raised $500,000 for lots of wonderful projects. Not everyone has a front porch, however, but there are some creative (yet safe) ways to get photos taken even without a porch. Here’s a photo of my family taken by Shrutti (https://www.thebabyphotographer.net/the-front-step-project).
If you’re in South Slope, you can find our big rainbow if you are on 7th Ave and 12th Street and look up 12th Street toward the park on the right.
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