The Little Paper

With Mother’s Day afoot, there’s bound to be tea, and lots of it. If your kids are older, relatively docile or napping infants, this might be just the thing. And while the laid-back comfort of your local regular might do for just any Sunday, on this one you might want to try something really special.

I was barely three months pregnant with my second daughter when The Little Paper launched in December 2003.

WE ARE URBAN PARENTS. City people. Our children are city kids. And, for many of us, our notions of neighbourhood and community changed forever with the birth of our first child.