An “A” List Interview: Lorena Siminovich
This week, I’m talking to Lorena Siminovich of Petit Collage, the artist behind our Safari Friends room décor and illustrator of one of our favorite lines of board books…
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Ali's "A" List
Ali Wing is more than just the founder of giggle — she's an advocate for today's new parents. By offering smarter solutions, providing information and building a parenting community, Ali has made giggle a resource destination... BIO »
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Ezra's Inspiration Board
Alexandra Nowacki is giggle's resident creative director. A 12-year design and creative-management professional and now a first-time mom, she’s always on the lookout for designs that inspire her in the office and at home... BIO »
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Colorful Seating
What a fun concept idea for seating by Camilla Hounsell Halvorsen from Norway called Drops. Using inner tubes covered with ribbons of fabric, these poufs…
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Uncle Joey
Joe Gatto's "Uncle Joey" blog offers the fresh perspective of a non-parent working in the baby industry. And even though he doesn't have any children yet, he loves kids and hopes to have some of his own one day... BIO »
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Is Uncle Joey Creepy?
It’s up for debate folks. Working in a children’s store for so long has made me extremely comfortable interacting with other people’s babies.
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Who's Your Daddy?
Will Holmes is a former Silicon Valley securities law attorney that became a stay-at-home dad when his son was one, As the primary caregiver and a part-time working parent, here is his view from both sides of the fence… BIO »
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Did You Use Your Brain?
While at the doctors office today, the doctor and I got off on quite a tangent and she mentioned how our brains are still developing into our twenties, yes I said twenties. She alluded to how some of the stunts our kids pull is just because they haven’t developed the ability to fully reason yet. I was surprised and of course immediately thought about how I could have used that as an excuse all through high school. I had to know more.
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