We have a great line-up of programs scheduled this week at the Museum of Motherhood, plus, our new cooperative work space is available (sign up now to reserve your spot)!
Our MamaBlogger365 project continues online, where we welcome writers who share their stories about reframing motherhood. We are so grateful to Kristin Maschka, who wrote about the U.S. Census Bureau's counting of fathers as babysitters, how it fails mothers and fathers, and how to take action;*Dr Mama* Amber Kinser on why a series of conversations may be better than The Talk (you know the one she means...); Shira Adler, Diva Mama, on a Grammy icon, forever remembered; and Michelle Friedman, CPCC, with this month's A Career That Works column, on how to stop your inner critic from driving the bus. Have something to share? Write us at mamazinamag@gmail.com!
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Our Meet the Experts series continues in February, featuring speakers, activities, mom and baby groups, and support groups. We're located at 401 E. 84th St. in New York (Tues-Sun 10:45-6:30, call 212.452.9816 l 877.711.MOMS for info).
Monday: Calling All Creative Kids; After-school creativity theater for kids with Lynn Schaul, artist, UES mother. Starts Feb.6th Mondays 4:30-5:30 $30 per class or $250 for ten weeks. Pizza included. Call Lynn for more info: 646.567.0818.
Wednesday: Circle Of Life a grief and loss group at noon (open to all, led by BirthFocus); BirthFocus's Meet the Doula at 1 pm, with Elizabeth Mangum-Sarach. Change-makers luncheon is 1:30-3:30 (preregistration is required; $20). Come enjoy sample Prenatal & Mama Rub Down Massage - Licensed massage therapist at M.O.M. from 4-6 pm (10 min for $15, 20 min for $20). At 7pm EST, our own Joy Rose, The MediaMom™, kicks off her weekly show on MingleMediaTV, straight from the Museum Of Motherhood in NYC.
Thursday: Renee Sullivan – Babybites at 10 am (Meet the Pregnancy & Infant Leader); Babybites groups at noon and 1 pm. Elaine Grogan Luttrull, founder of Minerva Financial Arts in 2009 to bridge the gap between business and the arts will be here 2-4 pm. She is a CPA who provides financial services to artists and arts organizations through three channels: Direct client services, education, and connectivity.
Friday: Sara Lise Raff, Arts Education Consultant answers questions 10:45-noon; Sing along with Sing-A-Long Steve at noon!
FEES – All programs include regular day-pass fee of $15 per adult, kids free, students $13, unless otherwise noted.
Disclaimer – Our ‘Meet The Expert’ series demonstrates our intention to be a community gathering place and offer great information to spark conversations. Volunteers, artists, experts and just plain folk are invited to sign up to participate at M.O.M. This is not intended to replace medical advice or to offer anything more than an opportunity to connect and inspire.
For more information about each of these programs, visit our Meet the Experts page!
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NEW! Cooperative work space available Monday 1-4 pm and Wednesday 6-9 pm, with the opportunity for additional hours:
• Share cooperative workspace in a female-friendly environment that nurtures your business and empowers your personal vision.
• Access to group bulletin board (online and onsite)
• Shared table space with WiFi access / or private desk rental
• Opportunity to network and blog cooperatively through our sister sites: Museum Of Motherhood, Mamapalooza, Mamazina Magazine and even Working Mother Blog.
• Opportunity to interview about your project, passion or business on MediaMom.com, featured on MingleMediaTV.com; between 300-3,000 viewers per show.
• Networking and discounted vendor & exhibitor opportunities
$10 per hour for co-op workspace / $40 Monthly storage (optional)
ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED and space is limited; apply by e-mailing MOMmuseum@gmail.com.
Our MamaBlogger365 project continues online, where we welcome writers who share their stories about reframing motherhood. We are so grateful to Kristin Maschka, who wrote about the U.S. Census Bureau's counting of fathers as babysitters, how it fails mothers and fathers, and how to take action;*Dr Mama* Amber Kinser on why a series of conversations may be better than The Talk (you know the one she means...); Shira Adler, Diva Mama, on a Grammy icon, forever remembered; and Michelle Friedman, CPCC, with this month's A Career That Works column, on how to stop your inner critic from driving the bus. Have something to share? Write us at mamazinamag@gmail.com!=
Our Meet the Experts series continues in February, featuring speakers, activities, mom and baby groups, and support groups. We're located at 401 E. 84th St. in New York (Tues-Sun 10:45-6:30, call 212.452.9816 l 877.711.MOMS for info).
Monday: Calling All Creative Kids; After-school creativity theater for kids with Lynn Schaul, artist, UES mother. Starts Feb.6th Mondays 4:30-5:30 $30 per class or $250 for ten weeks. Pizza included. Call Lynn for more info: 646.567.0818.
Wednesday: Circle Of Life a grief and loss group at noon (open to all, led by BirthFocus); BirthFocus's Meet the Doula at 1 pm, with Elizabeth Mangum-Sarach. Change-makers luncheon is 1:30-3:30 (preregistration is required; $20). Come enjoy sample Prenatal & Mama Rub Down Massage - Licensed massage therapist at M.O.M. from 4-6 pm (10 min for $15, 20 min for $20). At 7pm EST, our own Joy Rose, The MediaMom™, kicks off her weekly show on MingleMediaTV, straight from the Museum Of Motherhood in NYC.
Thursday: Renee Sullivan – Babybites at 10 am (Meet the Pregnancy & Infant Leader); Babybites groups at noon and 1 pm. Elaine Grogan Luttrull, founder of Minerva Financial Arts in 2009 to bridge the gap between business and the arts will be here 2-4 pm. She is a CPA who provides financial services to artists and arts organizations through three channels: Direct client services, education, and connectivity.
Friday: Sara Lise Raff, Arts Education Consultant answers questions 10:45-noon; Sing along with Sing-A-Long Steve at noon!
FEES – All programs include regular day-pass fee of $15 per adult, kids free, students $13, unless otherwise noted.
Disclaimer – Our ‘Meet The Expert’ series demonstrates our intention to be a community gathering place and offer great information to spark conversations. Volunteers, artists, experts and just plain folk are invited to sign up to participate at M.O.M. This is not intended to replace medical advice or to offer anything more than an opportunity to connect and inspire.
For more information about each of these programs, visit our Meet the Experts page!
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NEW! Cooperative work space available Monday 1-4 pm and Wednesday 6-9 pm, with the opportunity for additional hours:
• Share cooperative workspace in a female-friendly environment that nurtures your business and empowers your personal vision.
• Access to group bulletin board (online and onsite)
• Shared table space with WiFi access / or private desk rental
• Opportunity to network and blog cooperatively through our sister sites: Museum Of Motherhood, Mamapalooza, Mamazina Magazine and even Working Mother Blog.
• Opportunity to interview about your project, passion or business on MediaMom.com, featured on MingleMediaTV.com; between 300-3,000 viewers per show.
• Networking and discounted vendor & exhibitor opportunities
$10 per hour for co-op workspace / $40 Monthly storage (optional)
ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED and space is limited; apply by e-mailing MOMmuseum@gmail.com.
