Conversations
Playtime

Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies - The New Yorker

by ParentCo. May 04, 2015

“Mary Poppins” A woman takes a job with a wealthy family without asking for money in exchange for her services. An absurd premise. Later, her employer leaves a lucrative career in banking in order to play a children’s game. —No stars.
Source: Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies - The New Yorker via Shelburbia.

ParentCo.

Author


Also in Conversations

boy playing with baby einstein toy
Playtime
3 Ways to Choose Toys that Grow with your Baby

by Hannah Howard

Babies are constantly developing and transforming, Here are three ways to pick toys that will stay relevant and fun as your baby changes and grows.

Continue Reading

Mother And Daughter Playing In The Meadow
Playtime
6 Surprising Lessons I Learned by Taking the Time to Play

by ParentCo.

For adults, playing isn't always easy, but if you channel your inner actor and begin to share the joy, you just might learn something.

Continue Reading

father and son painting a rainbow
Playtime
How to Make Art With Little Kids - Even if You Aren't Arty

by ParentCO.

At a young age I decided art wasn't for me. My coloring didn't stay inside the lines. Then I became a parent. I wanted to foster my kids' skills and creativity.

Continue Reading

group of people

It takes a village!

Join ours. Before we were parents, we were people. Sign up for tips and stories from parents who get it.