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About every 2 weeks, we have a morning where everything comes together (or falls apart) to reveal the hilarious nature of our kids. Today is one of those blessed days.
Storm, age 8, sleepily walked down the hallway in mismatched jams. “Why did you change pajama bottoms?” I asked. He stared at me.
“Did you pee in your bed?” Blank stare. “Storm. Hi. I’m talking to you. Did you pee in your bed?” He shook his head a couple of times and then pulled the diagonal nod and gradually worked it into a full nod. “Does that mean yes, Baby?”
Blank stare then, “No.”

This month, PBS Kids launched a new educational animated television series which attempts to promote "exploration, discovery and science readiness" among preschoolers. The Jim Henson Company and KCET/Los Angeles produced 40 half-hour episodes of the new program - called SID THE SCIENCE KID.

A couple share their surrogacy story with public television's Emily Rooney of Greater Boston in this 3-minute clip.