The Fall 2015 Issue Of New York Family Baby

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Photo by Karilyn Sanders Photography

Editor’s Note: Let’s Talk

Events & Offers: The 2016 New York Baby Show and a New Dads Boot Camp giveaway

Scoop: Modern nursery wallpaper, fab modular furniture, a toy subscription box, a milestone sharing social network, a novel about motherhood, a pregnancy cookbook, cute new toys, adorable muslin layette picks, online prenatal yoga classes, and an e-magazine for moms

#StrollGoals: Our annual guide to the year’s best strollers–plus, a guide to shopping for a double stroller

Resource Guide: A selective guide to NYC’s best prenatal and parenting resources

Toddlers Take Over The Internet: The funniest toddler humor from around the web

App Time: The 10 best age-appropriate apps for toddlers

Ten Things I Learned In Birthing Class: As soon-to-be first-time parents, one expectant mom and her husband signed up for a birthing class—here’s what they learned

Expecting The Best For Fall: The maternity style experts at Well Rounded NY share their seasonal picks for mamas-to-be

Baby’s Best Position: The founder of the Prenatal Yoga Center explains the importance of eliminating intrauterine constraint for
a better birth experience

As Good As New: A guide to NYC’s used baby gear marketplace

Get Cookin’: Chef, food writer, and NYC mom Jenna Helwig brings fresh ideas to the family kitchen with her debut cookbooks

Be Prepared: A practical checklist of 10 items every mom-to-be should pack in her hospital bag

The Family Apartment: Top tips for finding a family home in NYC

Best In Show: Our panel of expert judges share their fave items from the 2015 New York Baby Show

Car (Seat) Talk: Key tips on car seat safety–plus, a glossary of key terms

Green Is The New Pink & Blue: A guide to creating a healthy, eco-friendly, and stylish nursery

The Mom-To-Be’s Workout Plan: With expanded editorial content and new fitness classes, FitBump is helping expectant moms train for the biggest workout of their lives

A Shore Thing New England Babymoon: An expecting couple escapes the bustle of New York for the seafaring culture and history of Newport, Rhode Island

The Last Word: For one expectant mom, making the transition from an OB to a midwife was easy—it was everyone else who had a hard time with it

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YMCA of Long Island Summer Day Camp

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The Coding Space

<p>The Coding Space, a leading provider of coding education, proudly presents Camp Coding Space Online for ages 8+. These virtual group classes combine project-based coding, exciting STEM-based electives, hands-on and off-screen activities, and more. With Monday-through-Friday full- and half-day options and a flexible refund poicy, Camp Coding Space Online will fit your schedule and give your child an unforgettable summer adventure.</p>

Advantage Junior Tennis

<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: Arial; font-weight: normal; font-style: normal; color: #000000;" data-sheets-value="{" data-sheets-userformat="{">At Advantage Junior Tennis Camp, the focus is on the game, up close and all summer long! It’s ideal for beginners and more experienced players. Campers ages 7 to 17 spend full days learning how to play their best game—and meeting campers who love tennis as much as they do.</span></p>