When we moved to New York City in 2015, we were a family of four, moving into a sublet for four months. Five years later, we were a family of six, still living in the same apartment. This is the post that will detail, why we moved into a one bedroom, why we stayed and […]
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What do you think of when you hear New York City? Times Square? Rockefeller Center? Parades? New Years Eve? So basically…midtown Manhattan! One of tourists’ favorite things to do in New York City is to visit these famous spots in New York, and really the world over. That, and shopping. Because while the museums are
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Visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island with kids is a major bucket list item for first time visitors to New York City. If this is you, then read on for things you should know about visiting this National Monument. How to plan your visit to the Statue of Liberty, things you should and
Would you ever take a road trip with a 2 month old baby? If you asked me that anytime in the last 9 years, my answer would be a resounding no! We took a road trip with a newborn years ago. While the trip was “worth it”, the driving part was less than pleasant. And
Visiting the One World Observatory with kids is an excellent splurge activity when on a trip to New York City with kids! One World Observatory is located at One World Trade Center. It is the best choice for seeing sweeping views of New York City from above. The One World Observatory sits at the top
The New Museum in Lower Manhattan is a small modern art museum, excellent for a short visit with kids. Visiting the New Museum with kids is pretty straight forward, unlike some other New York City museums that make it a bit more complicated. While the exhibitions are not specifically geared to kids, we have found
Do you live in New York City or the suburbs? Wondering about how New York came to be a major world city? Or perhaps you’re visiting New York and are a major history or urban planning junkie. If any of those ring a bell, then a visit to the Museum of the City of New
Winter break with kids can feel like a doozy. So many days off of school, family commitments, and cold dreary weather can mean the “vacation” drags on and on. If you have kids in the New York City area and need some ideas for FUN ways to pass winter break, here’s your easy to follow
