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Jennie Yabroff

Jennie Yabroff

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Executive Editor, Choices Magazine

New York

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Total articles 108

  • Do storybooks about bedtime help children get to sleep? Yes and no.

    By Jennie Yabroff Verified| Anchorage Daily News Verified Once upon a time there was a little boy who didn’t want to go to bed. His mother, who did want to go to bed, read him a story about a very sleepy bunny. The little boy soon closed his eyes and fell asleep, and they all slept happily after. In my house, at least, this story would be shelved with fantasy fiction, along with books that promise you can potty-train your toddler in one weekend and raise a child to adulthood without ever raising your voice.

    By Jennie Yabroff Verified · Anchorage Daily News

    Dec. 18, 2022

  • Do storybooks about bedtime help children get to sleep? Yes and no.

    By Jennie Yabroff Verified| Detroit News Verified by Jennie YabroffWashington PostOnce upon a time there was a little boy who didn't want to go to bed. His mother, who did want to go to bed, read him a story about a very sleepy bunny. The little boy soon closed his eyes and fell asleep, and they all slept happily after. In my house, at least, this story would be shelved with fantasy fiction, along with books that promise you can potty-train your toddler in one weekend and raise a child to adulthood without ever raising your voice.

    By Jennie Yabroff Verified · Detroit News

    Dec. 17, 2022

  • Do storybooks about bedtime help children get to sleep? Yes and no.

    By Jennie Yabroff Verified| Anchorage Daily News Verified Once upon a time there was a little boy who didn’t want to go to bed. His mother, who did want to go to bed, read him a story about a very sleepy bunny. The little boy soon closed his eyes and fell asleep, and they all slept happily after. In my house, at least, this story would be shelved with fantasy fiction, along with books that promise you can potty-train your toddler in one weekend and raise a child to adulthood without ever raising your voice.

    By Jennie Yabroff Verified · Anchorage Daily News

    Dec. 18, 2022

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Choices Magazine

Choices is a new Business & Lifestyle glossy magazine, specifically for new and growing small businesses. In particular, for people who are making the transition from employee to entrepreneur. Four crucial areas; business, lifestyle, wellbeing and personal growth, necessary for a successful and balanced life, are covered each month, providing cutting edge information for today's entrepreneur. Focus is on the next generation of industry leaders and entrepreneurs to nurture and build into successful brands. The big dreamers and forward thinkers, today's self starter and tomorrow's entrepreneur.

United Kingdom

Founded: 2018