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Three Little Piggies Debut at Queens Zoo
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 09, 2013

Queens Zoo welcomed three rare domestic pigs, mulefoot hogs, to its grounds in May.


Nonprofit Provides Free Hearing Screenings for Students
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 07, 2013

NYC schools no longer offer hearing screenings for its students, so on May 2, the Hearing Health Foundation and Gordon Hearing Conservation partnered to provide free hearing screenings for students at the Speyer Legacy School on Manhattan's Upper West Side in honor of May's Better Hearing and Speech month.


Autism Speaks Honors Mothers of Autism Community at Luncheon in NYC
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 06, 2013

Autism Speaks celebrated mothers of the autism community at a luncheon in New York City on Wednesday, May 1 with special guest Dee Ocleppo, the nonprofit's national board member, fashion designer, and former model.


Brooklyn Ranks 13th in Top 25 Mom-Friendly Dining Cities
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 06, 2013

In honor of Mother's Day, OpenTable has ranked the top 25 "mom-friendly dining cities," and Brooklyn lands 13th on the list. Rankings take into account how many of a city's restaurants are rated "kid-friendly," "romantic," and "hot spots."


Grill Recipe: Korean Barbecue Beef with Stir-Fried Bok Choy
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 02, 2013

Take a culinary adventure in your own backyard when you grill up this sweet and spicy Korean barbecue beef tenderloin featuring classic Asian flavors. Serve with a flavorful side of stir-fried bok choy that comes together in about 5 minutes.


Top 10 Tips for Cooking on the Grill
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 02, 2013

Before you fire up the grill for your next backyard barbecue, check out the top 10 grilling tips from the experts at Omaha Steaks. Follow these best practices to avoid common grilling mistakes and make sure your food tastes delicious every time.


New Life for Landmark Church in Washington Heights
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 01, 2013

A groundbreaking ceremony held on April 7 marked the $10 million renovation and expansion of the Fort Washington Collegiate Church in Washington Heights.


NYC Youth Coach Wins Award for Teaching Basketball and Life Lessons
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 01, 2013

New York City youth coach is honored with the Positive Coaching Alliance's Double-Goal Coach Award for his basketball and life lessons and positive impact on young athletes.


Mini Golf Courses in New Jersey
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 29, 2013

Find miniature golf courses in New Jersey, including indoor and outdoor mini golf and putt-putt courses from Bergen County to Monmouth to Atlantic County. You'll find address, contact info, hours, prices, and a description for each course in our list.


Mini Golf Courses in Fairfield County
by NYMetroParents Staff - May 20, 2013

A guide to miniature golf courses in Fairfield County, CT, including indoor and outdoor mini golf in Bridgeport, Brookfield, Danbury, Norwalk, Ridgefield, and Shelton, Connecticut. You'll find address, contact info, hours, and prices for each location.


Tips to Protect Your Family and Pets from Lyme Disease
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 29, 2013

In honor of May being Lyme disease awareness month, Insect Shield Repellant Technology shares four tips for protecting yourself, your family, and your pets from ticks and preventing Lyme disease.


Report Recommends Changes in Passenger Seats for Children's Safety
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 29, 2013

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia released a report that provides recommendations for design changes to rear passenger seats to improve children's safety in vehicles.


Ask The Expert: Swim and Water Safety For Kids This Summer
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 29, 2013

Summer is right around the corner, and that means pools, beaches, and water sports galore. But when you spend time near the water with your kids, the number one thought for many parents is water safety. As temperatures begin to heat up and Memorial Day weekend is in sight, it's time to increase awareness about the importance of learning to swim. Swimways, a leading manufacturer of pool and outdoor recreational products, is hosting National Learn to Swim Day on Saturday, May 18. In honor of this educational campaign, Simways is partnering with Mario Vittone, former Coast Guard Helicopter Rescue Swimmer. Vittone spoke with us about the best ways to keep your kids safe and to prevent drowning when it comes to water safety.


22 Fun Things to Do for Mother's Day in NYC
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 25, 2013

Our list of 22 fun and low-cost things to do for Mother's Day 2013 in New York City includes outdoor activities, special shows, kids' workshops, and more things to do for the holiday in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens.


Your Child Could Be Our Next Cover Model!
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 30, 2013

Will your child be our next cover model? Enter your child's photo for his or her chance to be on the cover of parenting magazines by NYMetroParents, including Big Apple Parent, Brooklyn Parent, Queens Parent, and Westchester Parent.


American Camp Association Grants Summer Camp Scholarships to Hurricane Sandy Victims
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 23, 2013

The American Camp Association of New York and New Jersey grant hundreds of summer camp scholarships to children affected by Hurricane Sandy.


Girl Scouts Survey Uncovers Lack of Financial Confidence in Girls
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 18, 2013

A Girl Scouts survey reveals the lack of confidence girls have when it comes to finances, though the survey also uncovered that girls understand the importance of being financially literate and stable.


The Best of the Rest of the Web: Mother's Day, Being a Man, and Why It's Not Easy Being a Rich Kid
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 18, 2013

From the NYMetroParents May issue, a selection of thought-provoking, laugh-inducing, and just plain interesting facts and quotes from the web and the world of parenting.


Keep or Toss: Tips for Organizing Financial Records
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 18, 2013

The Better Business Bureau provides tips on how to organize financial records. Learn if you should throw away credit card receipts, keep canceled checks, and advice for keeping your financial paperwork in order.


Ask The Expert: What Challenges Make it More Difficult for Children with Autism to Stay Fit?
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 17, 2013

Children with disabilities and special health care needs are more likely to be overweight or obese. Louise Weadock, founder of sensory gym WeeZee, The World of "Yes I Can," discusses fitness obstacles for children with special needs and the physical and social benefits of sensory integration.


A Guide to Train Exhibits, Museums, and Rides for Kids in the NYC Area
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 15, 2013

Take a trip with your family to a railroad museum or train exhibit in the New York City area, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Westchester, and beyond, where young and old train lovers can ride trains and explore the scenic area aboard a train.


Ask the Expert: Is My Child With Learning Disabilities Being Accorded Test-Taking Accommodations?
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 12, 2013

Children with learning disabilities can be granted extra time for test taking to accommodate their needs. Rachel Asher, Esq. and Julie Gaughran, Esq., of Asher, Gaughran LLP offer tips to make sure those accommodations are honored, fair treatment for children with learning disabilities, and how to become a better advocate.


10 Tips to Taking Great iPhone Photos of Your Kids
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 11, 2013

Turn everyday moments with your kids into great photos that will last a lifetime with these 10 tips on taking photos on your iPhone or smartphone.


Tips for Spring Wildlife Gardening with Kids
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 10, 2013

Teach your kids how to garden this spring with 16 tips from The National Wildlife Federation. Learn about choosing the right plant for your garden, types of soil, and which birds are attracted to certain plants. Wildlife gardening can be a fun activity for the entire family.


Father Knows Best Wraps Up Season in Queens After 5-Borough Tour
by NYMetroParents Staff - April 09, 2013

Father Knows Best, a nonprofit mentoring program founded by former NBA star and current New York Knicks Assistant General Manager Allan Houston ended the organization's five-borough tour in Queens on March 30.



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