New York Family’s January Issue

We’re excited to bring you New York Family magazine’s January issue. Here are the highlights! —

*New York Family Contests & Special Events: An
ExerBlast bday giveaway, camp fairs around town, the New York Public Library
benefit and 8moms deals and steals

*The Mama Of Moomah: Her One-Of-A-Kind Café
May Be A Magical Playhouse For Children And Parents Alike–But Tracey Stewart
Would Be The First To Tell You That The Real Magic In Her Life Is Being With
Jon And The Kids

*Winter In The City: Where To Have Fun
(Indoors & Out) When Things Get Really Cold

*All You Need Is Class: Our Winter-Spring
Classes Directory Is Full Of Inspiration, Learning And Major Fun

*FAMILY FUN GUIDE*

*10 Great Events For January

*Exhibiting Good Health: CMOM’s New
EatSleepPlay™ Exhibition Does The Seemingly Impossible—Turning The Body Into An
Interactive Adventure

*Plays For The Pint-Sized: For The Playdate
Crowd, Children’s Theater Has It All

*HOME
& AWAY*

*On The Market: Uptown, Downtown, All
Around—We’ve Found The Elusive Three-Bedroom

*Dream Buildings: The Dillon Debuts The
Townhouses On West 53rd

*Quality Time: A Recipe From A Star Chef, A
D.I.Y. Paper Flower Bouquet, Plus The Easiest Way To Put On A Show At Home

*Camp
Countdown: 10 Questions To Ask A Camp Director And Fun Facts About Camp

*Scoop: Healthy treat spots, one local green
blogger, a book to get stuck on and more

*Fresh Face Finds: Beauty Buys & Ideas
For The New Year

*A Special Place: The Upper West Side
Boutique Stoopher & Boots Has Become A Hit With City Parents

*It’s My Party: Birthday celebrations at the
Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers, Make Meaning and the American Museum of Natural
History

*Hands-Off Parenting: Bryan Caplan’s Book Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids

*New Parent Essentials: Stroller Styles –
Nine New Models

*Scoot! Scoot!: After Wowing New Parents With
Its Savvy Approach, The Website StrollerTraffic Has Established An Older
Sibling—ScooterTraffic

*From “Hello” To “Hola”:
Little Pim Offers Scientifically Based Videos And A Generous Dollop Of Fun,
Plus A Language Quiz Giveaway

*The Last Word: The Silent Tsunami

As always, we would love to know what you think.
Please e-mail us at newyorkfamily@manhattanmedia.com with
your feedback.

Enjoy!

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