The Grinch airs on TBS tomorrow, kicking off the two-month-long season of vintage holiday specials. For deets on the rest (just a few weeks till Rudolph!), check out this very, very detailed TV schedule.

The new cookbook What Chefs Feed Their Kids teaches you how to make what chefs (serious chefs, like Barbara Lynch and Floyd Cardoz) feed their kids. $15.80 at amazon.com.

The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse Auction, inspired by Eric Carle's newest book, gives you the chance to bid on paintings by some of the most popular children's book illustrators (think Mo Willems, Anna Dewdney, and Carle himself). All proceeds support arts education in public elementary schools. Bidding on a new round of artwork starts tomorrow at bluehorseauction.com.   

Now low-maintenance pet care can look cool, too. The minimalist-chic Modular Fish Hotel is $45 at urbanoutfitters.com.

It took about 50 billion legos to build Legoland Florida, which opens October 15th about 45 minutes away from Disney, in Winter Haven, Florida. www.legoland.com

Everyone's favorite teething toy turns 50 this year. To celebrate, Sophie Giraffe is sponsoring a photo contest. The prizes aren't huge (winners in each state get $50 worth of merch) but it's kind of fun to give a shout out to a toy with that much staying power.

No matter on which side of the raw milk debate you stand, the new documentary Farmageddon: The Unseen War on American Family Farms, directed by a mom who believes raw milk cured her son's food allergies, offers an interesting (if one-sided) look at access to locally grown foods and raw milk sales. The film will run on a very limited engagement, with screenings at select theaters in a handful of cities. (It opens July 8 in New York.) You can also schedule a private DVD screening ($150) wherever you live, or wait until late fall to order your own DVD.

Cast Inc. is looking for pairs of children (siblings, friends) to appear in their holiday ad campaign. Specifically, they are looking for babies who can sit on their own (6 months to one year); toddlers ages 3-4; and kids ages 6-11. Casting is in Manhattan later this month. To submit your children for consideration, email a recent photo, age, and height to: julia@castincnyc.com by June 15th.

The performance locations for the new Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! tour are being announced at 10am EST today, at yogabbagabbalive.com.

ReCrib is the brainchild of two New York City parents who obviously get what it's like to lack storage space. The new online marketplace enables parents to sell (or buy) high quality, gently used baby gear. Unloaders get some cash back for the stuff they barely used, and shoppers can avoid dropping full price on, say, a swing. Win-Win. Recrib.com