The United States has always been a plethora of origins, races, and cultures. The diversity of cultural backgrounds has affected children’s upbringing, family traditions and the way of life over the last few centuries. In most cases, ethnic origin dictated the school you would attend, the friends you would have, what language would being spoken […]
Category: Dads
Hey dads! Did you think we’d forget about you? No way! In addition to all the valuable information on our national blog such as the challenges and joys of fatherhood, balancing work with family life, cool products and gear, mother-in-law issues, staying connected to your wife and how to get more sleep, here you’ll find even more information on the unique challenges and opportunities of raising a family in NY.
Mommy Poppins Picks for the October 26th Weekend (Brooklyn)
To help you plan your busy weekend, we have partnered with Mommy Poppins, the FREE online resource curating the best things to do for kids and families in NYC. Each week they will provide us with their top weekend picks for events and activities in New York City. Halloween may officially fall on October 31 […]
Mommy Poppins Picks for the October 26th Weekend (Manhattan)
To help you plan your busy weekend, we have partnered with Mommy Poppins, the FREE online resource curating the best things to do for kids and families in NYC. Each week they will provide us with their top weekend picks for events and activities in New York City. Halloween may officially fall on October 31 […]
Avoiding The Perils of the Halloween Trail
When I was growing up, the main thing we worried about at Halloween was a non-packaged item that might be given to us by “freaks.”I do find it somewhat ironic that, of all things, we were warned about apples.Back then we weren’t concerned about genetically modified or organic varieties of apples. No, then we were […]
Mommy Poppins Picks for the October 19th Weekend (Manhattan)
To help you plan your busy weekend, we have partnered with Mommy Poppins, the FREE online resource curating the best things to do for kids and families in NYC. Each week they will provide us with their top weekend picks for events and activities in New York City. Families can celebrate Halloween, Day of the […]
Mommy Poppins Picks for the October 19th Weekend (Brooklyn)
To help you plan your busy weekend, we have partnered with Mommy Poppins, the FREE online resource curating the best things to do for kids and families in NYC. Each week they will provide us with their top weekend picks for events and activities in New York City. Families can celebrate Halloween, Day of the […]
Mommy Poppins Picks for the Columbus Day Weekend (Brooklyn)
All Weekend: Open House NY and the Historic House Festival – Citywide Hundreds of NYC cultural institutions, historic homes, marvelous mansions and offbeat spots like cemeteries and artist studios open their doors to the public this weekend as part of OHNY and the Historic House Fest. While neither event is specifically aimed at families, many […]
Mommy Poppins Picks for the Columbus Day Weekend (Manhattan)
All Weekend: Open House NY and the Historic House Festival – Citywide Hundreds of NYC cultural institutions, historic homes, marvelous mansions and offbeat spots like cemeteries and artist studios open their doors to the public this weekend as part of OHNY and the Historic House Fest. While neither event is specifically aimed at families, many […]
Decisions: To Stay Or To Go
In most divorce cases today, adultery really isn’t taken into account when dividing assets. However, adultery with prostitutes is still illegal and particularly egregious, as in the Spitzer case. If Silda Spitzer waits too long after the prostitution incident to file for divorce, by default she has indicated to the court that she condones her […]
Ode to Summer
My sweet girls, As I dropped you off for the first day of school today, I had that moment of overwhelming emotion that has been present since your first day of preschool. There is such a feeling of promise and excitement in the air each year on this day. I look back on our summer […]