Choosing the right afterschool program for your child is important. There are a plethora of good options for afterschools in Brooklyn and it can be overwhelming to find one that is right for your family. Park Slope Parents has begun putting together the PSP Guide to Afterschools with key information about local programs to help make the process easier! Also, check out PSP's afterschool reviews to hear opinions from local parents.
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The ultimate gift guide for the 3s, 4s, and 5s in your life has arrived! From art supplies to costumes to puzzles and beyond, Park Slope Parents members have suggestions for kids of all genders, interests, and attention spans.
Read on for the recommendations—and if you’re not already a member of PSP,join our community today to connect with families raising young ones the same age as yours.
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Parenting puts a lot of pressure on a relationship, even a good one. With this in mind, here’s a short list of things to do to strengthen relationships. The first year of a new baby's life is one of the hardest for new parents. Add a second kid complicates things. Making time as a couple is KEY to being a good partnership in parenting.
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Help in getting to sleep and keeping your sanity!
A list of nursing supplies, breastfeeding support groups and more.
Below, you’ll find resources to help you support LGBTQI+ kids, educate yourself on gender and sexuality, and help your young ones discover the wide range of identities that may describe them.
Not yet a member of Park Slope Parents?Join us today to get access to a community of families who can offer advice and support on all aspects of raising children in Brooklyn. Once you become a member, headhere to join the LGBTQ+ group!
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A PSP member shares awesome advice for dealing with generational and cultural differences of language and gender in tactful and inclusive ways.
Pink, girls, dolls, bows. Blue, boys, trucks, dinosoars. Gendered stereotypes are all around us. How do you break these gendered characteristics?
What happens when your own child never feels beautiful and obsessively seeks approval for perfection?
Park Slope Parents hosted an “Equal Parenting” talk in April 2023 and invited Kat Mangino, author of Equal Partners: Improving Gender Equality at Home, along with two PSP families who feel like they have an equal partnership to discuss the ins and outs of sharing responsibilities.
Read the key takeaways below—and to connect with a community who will support your
...Every so often, the topic of parents' nudity in front of children comes on the PSP groups. Here is a culmination and summary of what parents share.
PSP members talk about books for young kids with a compelling father character.
Are you nervous to drive alone with a baby?
As one young parent shares: "Starting soon I'm going to be taking several short road trips alone with my child. Before having kids, I found myself in a few accidents that were my fault--never have been hurt but did some damage to the car. I haven't been driving in the city (where I find drivers far crazier than in other cities) in several years and not since having my child. I'm nervous about driving
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One parent asks PSP what it is like to raise a large family in Brooklyn.
A local Dad discusses his personal relationship with his father to understand the pressures of being a parent.
Considering being a "Mommy Blogger" or just want to learn more? This article discusses how PSP's (former) blog editor first started blogging!
An interview with Lenore Skenazy of "Free Range Kids" fame - about one mom who broke all the parenting rules.
Local Dad examines at his parenting techniques through the lens of his international friends.
One local dad shares his story on the little gestures we as parents do that turn into a unique family habit.
One parent shares her personal experience of being a Mom in Brooklyn.
What Keith Richards can teach us about being parents.
Evaluating evaluation: how one parent interprets evaluation.
An article about what one local dad learned from popular and literary culture - from Homer Simpson to Atticus Finch
One local dad talks about what being a father means to him.
An article about the simple pleasures local Park Slope Parents allow for themselves.
An opinion, personal story about being a parent in the neighborhood - using monkey's as an allegory.
one Dad discusses the small victories of being a Parent.
A personal story about being a Lesbian mom.
