I am trying to find a cooking and a baking class in NYC  for my 11 year old daughter.  Other than the CIA, what do you recommend?

–Carol

Check out Cupcake Kids and Cook with Class. Both of them over set programs for tweens but can also create a special program for a group if you'd like to put one together. Friends of ours have raved about both! Oh, and don't forget about the Institute of Culinary Education, which also offers a whole host of kids' classes.

My 3 year old son and I are movie lovers and I am looking for toddler
sized, polarized 3D glasses.  I can't seem to find smaller sized
glasses anywhere. The adult sizes tend to slip off of his face, which,
he pushes back with greasy, buttered hands, making the lenses very
dirty.  Help!

–Scott

This almost had us stumped. We couldn't find any "real" 3-D glasses that were made for kids and were polarized (apparently what you need for 3-D movies. Hilary thinks you should go ahead and buy a couple pairs of adult-sized plastic ones and some croakies to keep them on your son's head. Or, some adult ones and some duct tape!

Do any earphones come in smaller sizes for kids? The regular size ones seem to be too large for my daughter and she's always complaining that they hurt.

–Robin

Try the JVC Gummy Earbuds. The shape of them seems to fit better into kids' ears and they're also squishy. Not to mention that they come in a whole range of fun colors.

I need to buy a new mattress. The choice is overwhelming, and I don't have time to research. Any suggestions?

–Susan

Alyssa loves her Tempur-Pedic mattress so much "she wants to marry it!" Of course, that's news to her husband. It's totally changed the way she thinks about mattresses--once upon a time, she thought those big fluffy beds at fancy hotels were the best. Now when she goes on vacation, she misses her own bed more than anything else! BTW, 1-800-MATTRES is going out of business so try Sleepy's. Tempur-Pedic mattresses are the same price everywhere!