P&K on TV & on the Air
See P&K personalities via TV interviews and weekly V-casts! This page also features MommaJam podcasts from longtime P&K contributor Sara Eberle.
Dressing kids for less: Heather Kempskie
These days just about everyone is looking for ways to stretch their dollar. If you have kids, one way to outfit them with a great wardrobe for a fraction of the cost is to shop at consignment stores.
To discuss these topics and more is Heather Kemkskie, the editor or Parents and Kids Magazine.
Meet a Newton Girls Who Stays Away from the Kid Menu
"I don’t even need to look….mac and cheese, chicken fingers, hot dogs, pasta in butter…..The kids’ menu is always pretty much the same whether it’s a fast food place or a very fancy restaurant. Let me give kids another idea!"Storytime: Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
A classic story with fun-filled rhyme read by P&K Editor Heather Kempskie. Check out the P&K top 10 summer reads.MommaJam podcasts
It's a let your hair down, crank up the volume, shout out loud audio podcast for mothers. The talk radio style show is all about MOP Culture (mom pop culture) and covers everything from style, entertainment, news and trends – from a mom's point of view. Hosted by local mom and longtime contributor to P&K, Sara Eberle.New!!!!
Check out Sara Eberle’s MommaJam interview by Michele McPhee, host of the near daily talk show on WTKK’s 96.9 FM. The five minute spot was a blast! Michele is THE best talk radio show host in Beantown, so it was an honor to be on 96.9 to chat about MommaJam. Enjoy!
Here are a few to tune into:
Reclaim Beauty in Your Home
Great Make Up Tips for Moms
P&K Editor Share Romance Advice
Family Fun in Boston
Meet the author of the Little Black Book of Boston. Maria Olia shares all the city has to offer you and your family. She'll tell you about the places you must check out. Surviving without TV
Would you family be able to survive without TV? Consider taking a break for a week and discover all the fun you can have. Editor Heather Kempskie gives you some great ideas for passing the hours.
Tips: Keeping kids safe this spring
With spring here, your children will probably be spending more time outside, so allergies may pop up. Spring sports are also getting underway. So, how do you prevent your kids from getting hurt on the field or court? Dr. Gwenn O'Keeffe of www.pediatricsnow.com joins NECN to chat about these topics and a few other things.
