New York Family’s September 2015 Issue

FEATURES

Original Cyn’: As she jumps into fall with a fashion-forward fitness collection, designer and NYC mom Cynthia Rowley keeps things fun and fresh, both at work and with her family

A Touch Of Class: Embrace the fall season in the coolest way with our guide to New York City’s top kids’ classes for all ages

Acing The Admissions Process: Heads of school and admissions officers offer their best advice for getting into nursery school and ongoing school (K and up)

FAMILY FUN GUIDE

10 Great Events For September: Museum Day Live!, the Rolex Central Park Horse Show, World Maker Faire 2015, and more

COLUMNS

Editor’s Note: The big push

Events & Offers: New York Family’s Independent School Fairs, the scoop on signing up for our e-newsletters, and more

It’s My Party: Birthday celebrations at Bowlmor Chelsea Piers, CuRious Candy, and NYC Elite Gymnastics

Scoop: Chocolate-making classes on the UWS, the Met’s new kid-friendly digital feature, Google Play’s family-friendly search function, a family travel resource, and a kids’ book on mindfulness

Starting Out: A guide to creating a healthy, eco-friendly, and stylish Dream “Green” Nursery

Good Idea: At Classic Kids photography, the art of family photos is all about turning genuine moments into lasting memories

Growing Up: Screen-Smart Parenting author and New York City mom Dr. Jodi Gold helps parents sort out technology’s place in childhood

A Special Place: What’s new—and what’s tried and true—at MAGIC Activity Center

The Last Word: A local mom contemplates when to bear down—and when to back off—when it comes to helping her kids reach their potential

BACK-TO-SCHOOL TREATS

Fall Fashion: It’s time to stock your student’s closet with the coolest clothes for back-to-school

Fall Shoes: Help your child walk the halls in high style with our top fall footwear picks

HOME & AWAY

Real Estate: Ten minutes from Manhattan, Jersey City’s mega-development—Newport—provides families with notable value, lots of child-friendly amenities, and a welcoming community—not to mention the view