Run a mini-day camp during pre-Pesach vacation! It's a way to earn some money, do some chesed, and have fun all at the same time. What a fabusous idea for the B.Y. Times-ers!
Jen, for starters. The perky, bouyant assistant editor is surprisingly sulky about the project. What's bothering her, and how can her friends help?
If Jen's behavior is puzzling, there's nothing mysterious about the way the little ones in the B.Y. Times "baby school" act. Can the B.Y. Times-ers survive the pushing, fighting, crying, teasing, and shrieking with their day camp - and their nerves - intact?
And if half a dozen impossible children wern't enough, there's newfound friend Gila Schell's baby sister, Ahuva. She's cute and loveable - and she may very well destroy the day camp just by bing there!
Join our heroines as they confront one of their most difficult decisions ever and learn to cope with the Babysitting Blues.
Jen, for starters. The perky, bouyant assistant editor is surprisingly sulky about the project. What's bothering her, and how can her friends help?
If Jen's behavior is puzzling, there's nothing mysterious about the way the little ones in the B.Y. Times "baby school" act. Can the B.Y. Times-ers survive the pushing, fighting, crying, teasing, and shrieking with their day camp - and their nerves - intact?
And if half a dozen impossible children wern't enough, there's newfound friend Gila Schell's baby sister, Ahuva. She's cute and loveable - and she may very well destroy the day camp just by bing there!
Join our heroines as they confront one of their most difficult decisions ever and learn to cope with the Babysitting Blues.
