
A Brooklyn mom's guide to raising a kid in New York City — kid-friendly restaurant recs, toddler travel tips, and honest stories about the stylish, chaotic reality of parenting in the city. From "can I take my kid here?" to everything that comes after.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 41 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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We went for lunch last weekend, the three of us, and I’ve been thinking about it ever since — not because of any one perfect bite, but because the whole place does something rare: it transports you. You walk in off a very Williamsburg block...
One of the best things about living in New York is how easy it is to explore. Hop on the subway, get off twenty minutes later, and you’re somewhere that feels like a different city entirely — a different skyline, different corner stores, a...
I’d heard about Lonnie’s before we ever got a reservation — Inga’s Bar group taking over the old Café Kitsune space in Boerum Hill, a menu everyone was raving about, a room everyone said was cool. What I hadn’t heard was whether it was kid-...
He’s two, so half of this is a plan and half of it is a guess
This pregnancy wasn’t exactly part of the plan — or rather, it was, just not on the timeline we had in mind. Steve and I had been going back and forth on when to try for a secon...
We went on a rainy Friday with friends who have an eight-month-old, right at 5:15, minutes after they opened. Walking in, it felt exactly like a neighborhood spot should — cozy, warm, dark in the good way, without ever tipping into stuffy....
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