It’s 2011. Our electronic gadgetry responds to taps, swipes, sounds, and breath. The notion that a book – a flat, relatively non-interactive form of media – could approximate such feats of wonder seems damn near impossible. It’s not. The tag line on the new book from Herve Tullet should read: […]
Istvan & His Imaginary Band “What’s Mama Doin’” Istvan doesn’t enter into his kid’s music career with trepidation. The Chicago indie rock veteran kicks things off with “What’s Mama Doin’”, an uptempo 93-second giggle fest about the most important people on Earth. My kids can barely appreciate the lyrics because […]
#2 Debbie & Friends “Cinderella” vs. #3 Billy Kelly “The Sky Floats (And So Do Boats)” Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments below, but the official results are based on the poll at the bottom of the page. One vote per person, please. Seriously. Votes are due […]
#1 The Bazillions “Preposition” vs. #4 Coal Train Railroad / Readeez “Just the Juice Jack” Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments below, but the official results are based on the poll at the bottom of the page. One vote per person, please. Seriously. Votes are due by […]
There’s no play in-game or bubble controversy in this tournament. Just dancing, madness and a glass-slippered Cinderella. Stefan from Zooglobble – with an assist from Dave at the Saturday Morning Cereal Bowl and hundreds of kid’s music fans who cast their vote earlier this week – has compiled the sweetest […]
Jamie & Carmen Broza “Waters of March” A daddy/daughter duet is kinda hard for me not to love, especially when there’s a lovely visual presentation to go with it. This one with Broza and his now-tween girl facing each other while singing a gorgeous Jobim bossa as a candle flickers […]
Okee Dokee Brothers + Readeez = Okee Dokeez? I dig. I also dig this song…a lot. Not only is it hilarious, it doesn’t pretend to teach our kids something, even though it kinda does. In case you’re wondering, yes it’s a real word. The longest in the English language, […]
The best-selling, color-coordinated series of books by Victoria Kann makes it’s entrance into video game land this month with Pinkalicious: It’s Party Time. In the game, the player – your child, presumably, unless you the parent rocks DS – fills the role of party planner (I can’t stop picturing Martin […]
