The every charming Claire of Loobylu and her husband Phil have started up a kid themed site for parents (or keen aunties, uncles etc). Everyday Ideas for You and Your Kids is the tagline at Kiddley and so far it seems to be filled with plenty of good ideas. I've been a longtime reader of Claire in her Loobylu venue, and as she's had a daughter and peppered her content with information about parenting I've always really enjoyed her perspective. Not that I don't have oodles of examples of this in my real (read: not online) life, but to see a smart, creative woman doing interesting things with her kids, coming up with fun projects and still going through the regular struggles of parenting has been a real treat. I'm very much looking forward to reading more from the two of them on Kiddley. Beside, who says adults don't want to grow pineapples on the window sill?
(Oh and speaking of launching new online ventures, those of you who know me from Soapboxgirls.com may be interested in finding out about Bosslady.ca, a website that is part of a larger book project on women in business. The site launched this week, and if you're interested in women in business, keep your eye over there too.)
. How nutty is that? 
is a business book for women looking for advice to start or run a successful small business. The book features advice from some pretty smart gals including Jenny Hart (Sublime Stitching), Grace Boney (Design Sponge), Alex Beauchamp (Another Girl at Play), and many others.
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