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Heckscher Playground - Central Park
Today, DH and I took DS to Central Park to meet up with my uncle. We took the train to 59th Street (Columbus Circle) and started walking around. A few minutes into the park, we stumbled upon Heckscher Playground - a large playground with separate areas for toddlers and older kids. There were stone climbing structures, an abundance of swings and ( Read more... ) -
Finger Food Recipe - Apple Turkey Sticks
from www.wholesometoddlerfood.com ( Read more... ) -
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City Treehouse - Chelsea NYC
City Treehouse is a gorgeous indoor play space that also offers classes. The play space features a giant treehouse and lots of fun water play. A visit here costs a hefty $30, but you can visit their website and sign up for a free visit! http://www.citytreehouse.com. City Treehouse is ( Read more... ) -
Public Library Story Time
Many public libraries have story hour for toddlers and children. They are often broken down by age group, so that the story will be
age-appropriate and interesting for the kids. The story hours are free and lead by a children's librarian or volunteer.
BROOKLYN
Up to 18 months
Central Library Branch (Grand Army Plaza) - Tuesdays & Wednesdays @ 10am, 10 ( Read more... ) -
Prospect Park - Garfield Tot Lot
The Garfield Tot Lot at Prospect Park is a playground geared towards toddlers. All of the equipment is scaled down to be accessible to little ones.
The playground is located at Garfield Ave. & Prospect Park West. It is accessible by subway on the F train (7th Ave. station) or 2/3 train (Grand Army Plaza). -
Brooklyn Children's Museum
The Brooklyn Children's Museum is a great place to take the kids on a rainy day, a day when it is too hot to play outside, or any day that your kids are sick of the toys in your house! There is a special play area geared to kids under 5, and the rest of the museum is definitely suitable for children 1 year old and up (probably to about 10 years old ( Read more... ) -
Change of Focus
I've decided to change the focus of my blog. As a SAHM of a toddler, I'm always looking for things to do with my son that are fun and cheap or free. With warm weather finally here, it's the perfect time to get outside with our toddlers and preschoolers. I'm going to post different activities that I find so that others can get in on the fun too! ( Read more... )