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"You're crazy to be raising kids in New York City!" If these words sound familiar, this book is for you.
Who Knew Raising Kids in New York Could Be This Easy? is the guidebook New York City parents will come to rely on. Chock full of relevant information, it covers all of parents' day-to-day issues-- from the most pressing, like who will care for your infant when you can't, to the more mundane, like where you can get a good kiddy haircut without making your own hair stand on end. Who Knew is designed to share frank, firsthand, need-to-know information for parents of Manhattan tots. With this guidebook in hand, parents from Battery Park to Gracie Mansion will be cheering: "Who Knew Raising Kids in New York Could Be This Easy?"
Customer reviews for 'Who Knew Raising Kids in New York Could Be This Easy?: From playgrounds to preschools, strollers to sneakers, eateries to excursions-- everything a Manhattan Parent needs to know'
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This book is outdated, so not very helpful. Moreover, the suggestions are pretty obvious - I was hoping for a book that gave more specific ideas on what to buy and where (in other words, as an apartment-dwelling mom, what products make sense given the space constraints and where can these be bought today in 2007), where to go (for example, infant-friendly gyms), etc. Although there were some suggestions, the suggestions were very outdated.
[Monday, July 16, 2007]
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Great Resource with Very Witty Writing Style
This is a great book for parents of toddlers. I found the writing funny, the locations mentioned of interest and great tidbits to make your shopping, eating or recreational experience better. Fun Book!!
[Thursday, July 15, 1999]
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Adding my two disappointed cents
Sure, raising kids in New York IS easy when you have the bucks these authors must have to shop at the stores they mention. This extremely yuppy guide smacks of elitism and left me feeling like an embittered "have-not" Additionally, there's not nearly enough information about the borroughs, not all of us are fortunate enough to live on the upper east side...
[Thursday, July 01, 1999]
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