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Stroller-Friendly Walks in NYC, Westchester, Rockland, and LI

Stroller-Friendly Walks in NYC, Westchester, Rockland, and LI

Stroller-Friendly Walks in NYC, Westchester, Rockland, and LI By Stacey Feintuch It’s rare to find a baby that doesn’t like a walk in the stroller. The cool breeze, the pretty views, the soothing sounds. It’s no surprise your little munchkin often takes a snooze on stroller jaunts. Still, the daily stroller loop around the ’hood can lose […]

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What You Need to Know about Swimming in Backyard Pools This Summer

What You Need to Know about Swimming in Backyard Pools This Summer

Like any outdoor activity, there is a certain amount of risk in swimming in backyard pools due to the coronavirus. Should you choose to take it, here’s how you can do so as safely as possible. While public swimming pools are closed throughout New York State and new restrictions and guidelines were set for visiting beaches during […]

Sensory Friendly Tips to Prepare Your Child for Season Changes

Sensory Friendly Tips to Prepare Your Child for Season Changes

If you have a child with sensory processing disorder (SPD) or a highly sensitive temperament, you know change can wreak havoc on your family’s harmony. Environmental triggers can cause behavioral meltdowns, and if you aren’t prepared, you could feel like you’re losing the parenting game. Young kids often lack the vocabulary to explain what bothers […]

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Preparing for Parenthood in Uncertain Times

Preparing for Parenthood in Uncertain Times

Nearly 4 million babies are born in the U.S. each year, and a pandemic doesn’t bring that to a halt. Like most people, you’re probably feeling the impact of the coronavirus pandemic that has swept the globe. As of now, there have been over 600,000 cases in the United States. Schools across the country are closed, many states are under complete lockdown, and many people are either working from home or not working at all.