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Appreciating the value of music while recognizing the necessity of a child’s sense of wonder and innocence is an art – and we love nothing more than when these two worlds overlap. Needless to say we were thrilled when we heard of the collaboration between Colin Meloy of The Decemberists and his wife Carson Ellis for an upcoming children’s book, The Unfortunate Demise of Whitley Rackham, which is “set in 1920s Butte, Montana and features a talking cat.”
According to Ellis’s blog, “It’s been in the works for years but it’s completion seems to be on the horizon.” We’ll definitely be keeping our eyes on the horizon for this one.
It’s that time of year again when everyone comes together to celebrate everything we are thankful for…friends, family and for some happy families even a brand new baby. Help them share this joyful holiday with the newest addition to their family the right way – by teaching them the tradition of eating way more than their little belly’s can handle.
We love the personalized “I’m Stuffed” Thanksgiving Infant Bib because of the sensible nature of the item, but especially for the cuteness factor. And let’s be honest-baby is not the only member of the family who will need a bib on Thanksgiving. Unfortunately for those of us at the grown up’s table, these are available in infant sizes only.
Make sure you check out these tips we compiled for making the most of baby’s first Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! This healthy baby food recipe makes us wish we ate baby food. Okay, sometimes we do.
(For Babies 6 Months & Up * Makes about 40 Tablespoons)
INGREDIENTS:
1 Small Cooking Pumpkin (or Butternut Squash), Peeled, Seeds Removed, and Diced
1 Medium Banana1 Pinch Ground Cinnamon
1 Pinch Ground Ginger (Optional)Water from Steaming or Pure Apple Juice
DIRECTIONS:
Place diced pumpkin in a pan with a steamer basket. Add enough water so that it just comes to the bottom of the steamer basket. Steam until very tender, about 15 minutes.
Transfer to a blender or food processor. Add banana, cinnamon and ginger. Puree until smooth. Thin with water from steaming, apple juice, or formula to desired consistency. Set aside to cool. Divide into ice cube trays, cover with plastic wrap and freeze. When frozen, transfer to a freezer bag for storage.
Is this a little special someone’s very first Thanksgiving? Here are some interesting links we found to create a baby-friendly holiday.
Babies Today has some yummy sounding Thanksgiving-themed baby food recipes including turkey and cranberry puree, baked acorn squash and sweet potatoes.
Going to Grandma’s this year? Love to Know Baby offers these tips for traveling with an infant this holiday season.
If everyone in your family photos ends up looking demonic, check out this advice from Our365 for snapping great shots this Thanksgiving.
Did you promise your mother-in-law you’d be more formal if you hosted this year? How about these funny invites for baby’s first Thanksgiving?
And of course, why not create a table-scape made of babies? Last but not least we had to share with you this wacky idea from one of Martha Stewart’s viewers, who dresses babies up as a traditional Thanksgiving meal to create the weirdest holiday decorations ever. Why? Why ask why, just check out this delightfully loopy video.
Remember how it felt to get stuck at the kiddie table on Thanksgiving? Sometimes there’s no choice but to have a separate table for the little ones. How about some activities or decorating ideas to liven it up? With all the cool suggestions for creating a beautiful and fun Thanksgiving kids’ table that we found, the grownups will wish they were sitting there too.
Check out these great free Thanksgiving printables to create table decor like pilgrim hats, Indian headdresses, or fun children’s place mats.
No Fuss Fabulous, a blog with an unending supply of craft ideas, has some festive suggestions for creating cute and cool place settings for kids, including crayons and butcher paper to let them express their creativity, plus more Turkey day activities to keep kids entertained once dinner is done.
Or try Disney Family Fun to make the kids’ table the cool spot this year. They’ve got free printable games, recipes, decorations, activity sheets and other Thanksgiving-themed ideas to explore.
Have you ever wanted a good way to get your kids more involved with music? We think we may have found just the thing: Learn to Speak Music: A Guide to Creating, Performing, and Promoting Your Songs, written by the singer-songwriter John Crossingham of the popular Canadian indie band Broken Social Scene. “Learn to Speak Music helps kids learn the simplicity of this universal language by exposing every nook and cranny of how music is made.” Playlists are listed throughout the book to offer examples of musical elements such as dynamics, lyrics, classic live performances, and to demonstrate the difference between lo-fi and hi-fi. We are also eager to see the tips in the margin from musical artists (and fellow Broken Social Scene members) such as Feist, Emily Haines and Kevin Drew. Pick up a copy of the book and help your children discover the exciting world of music!
p.s. Help out with the learning process by creating a mixtape of the songs from each playlists then sit down with your kids and explore them together.
In addition to playing guitar on one of the best selling albums of all time, Slash has been honored with a Rock Walk Hall of Fame and was awarded the 2nd spot on Time Magazine’s 10 Best Electric Guitar Players of All-Time list. With his famous top hat and ever-present cigarette, the Guns N’ Roses guitarist has become an icon synonymous with rock n’ roll. If you’ve ever wondered about the person behind the rock star, then keep reading. We’ve compiled a list of interesting trivia to give you a peek at what this guitar legend was like long before rockstar fame.
Saul Hudson was given the nickname “Slash” by a family friend because he was “always in a hurry, zipping around from one thing to another.”
Slash attended Beverly Hills High School in the early 1980’s with musician Lenny Kravitz but never graduated, dropping out in the eleventh grade.
Slash’s mother was clothing designer Ola Hudson, whose work includes costumes for David Bowie in The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976).
Slash’s father is Anthony Hudson, who designed album covers for Geffen Records such as Joni Mitchell’s “Court and Spark.”
Before joining Guns N’ Roses, Slash was a very popular session guitarist, playing with Cheap Trick, Bad Company, Alice Cooper, and Rod Stewart.
Slash started playing guitar at 15 years old and has mentioned influences including Rory Gallagher, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, Thin Lizzy, Alice Cooper, and Queen.
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Check out our Print & Play Activities page to download more Rockabye Baby! coloring pages, featuring the cutest artwork from Lullaby Renditions of Aerosmith, The Beatles, Queen and more! Plus don’t forget to check out our other fun stuff like Rockabye Baby! cupcake toppers and healthy baby food recipes.
Guess what? Lullaby Renditions of Guns N’ Roses dropped yesterday! Help us welcome it to the jungle, baby! Run to your nearest baby boutique to pick it up, check out song samples or buy online here, and listen to a full-length sneak peek of “Sweet Child O’ Mine” here.
Description: Is a sweet child o’ yours trying your patience at bedtime? Do you have an appetite for noise reduction? Don’t you cry tonight. Fire up these gentle renditions of GNR’s metal classics to rock your little devil to a peaceful sleep. Welcome to the nursery, baby. It’s paradise city.
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In addition to playing guitar on one of the best selling albums of all time, Slash has been honored with a Rock Walk Hall of Fame and was awarded the 2nd spot on Time Magazine’s 10 Best Electric Guitar Players of All-Time list. With his famous top hat and ever-present cigarette, the Guns N’ Roses guitarist has become an icon synonymous with rock n’ roll. If you’ve ever wondered about the person behind the rock star, then keep reading. We’ve compiled a list of interesting trivia to give you a peek at what this guitar legend was like long before rockstar fame.
