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>> Boowa and Kwala
This activity site is for preschoolers and is jam-packed full of fun interactive games.
>> 101 Activities to Do With Your Toddler
Contains activities, songs, fingerplays, and more for children aged 1-3 years.
>> Baby Smart - by Huggies
Good baby advice broken down by stages of development. Each article is short and direct.
>> St. John the Divine - Adults and Children in Trust - Indoor Play Station
Located on 1047 Amsterdam Ave. (@ W. 111th St.). They offer an Indoor Play Station (see the bottom of the page) for only $5 per child and no fee for adults.
During the Fall and Winter seasons, A.C.T. Programs offers the Indoor Playstation. For children five years old and younger, the Playstation is a service that provides the use of our warm gymnasium to continue the fun experiences of the park. A.C.T.'s spacious 900 sq. ft. gymnasium is specially prepared with child-size equipment.
>> Baby Moves
Two locations: 139 Perry Street (off Greenwich St.) and 85 Washington Place (between 6th Ave. & Washington Sq. Park). An affordable and well run place to bring your young ones for some structured play time.
>> newyork.urbanbaby.com- Kids Eat Out
A list of Kid Friendly dining spots.
>> American Museum of Natural History
The new Discovery Room offers families, and especially children ages 5–12, a gateway to the wonders of the Museum and a hands-on, behind-the-scenes look at its science. For the rest of us who are younger, its better to look and not touch. Get the yearly membership since you can't see everything in one day and you'll want to hole up here on any cold or rainy days. Since you're not looking at art its seems OK to make a little noise sometimes.
>> OLOGY - the Kids site of the American Museum of Natural History
OLogy means "the study of." And here on the American Museum of Natural History's OLogy Web site, you can study and explore many cool OLogies. Its for the older crowd, but it seems like such a cool site I thought I'd add it now for the kids in all of us.
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