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RSV Shot has been Approved by the FDA and the CDC for Infants: What Parents Need to Know In the fall of 2022, there was a rash case of RSV infections among young children. While RSV—respiratory syncytial virus—is a common seasonal respiratory virus of the respiratory tract known to be more severe in infants and…
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The Threads App (should parents try it?) Social media has undoubtedly gone off the rails, with some CEOs begrudgingly acknowledging the urgent need for enhanced safety measures across their platforms. We have all seen content that at the moment we cannot unseen. Meanwhile, there are those who, without batting an eye (#iykyk), choose to invest…
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Free Webinar: Successful Digital Marketing Strategies to Engage Millennial Parents We all know that we are in a tech-savvy and diverse generation, but how does this equate when navigating the challenges of parenthood, especially when digital media platforms are such an integral part of their daily lives? New York Family’s Digital Marketing Strategies to Engage…
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Juneteenth Events for Families in NYC and on Long Island Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery. Families all over the world celebrate this important holiday through gatherings, picnics and educational events to learn about the struggles African Americans have had to endure. There are many events and activities happening throughout the month where kids…
Parental Burnout: What It Is and How to Prevent It Being a parent is no easy job. And that’s without the sky-high expectations from other parents, social media or even your own perfectionism. There’s a desire to do it all. But the journey to do it all often lands at one destination: burnout. Every parent…
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Summer day camp can be long days with many places to see and things to do. Here are 10 essentials you can send your kid off with for their fun day at camp.
Mental Health Issues That Affect Young Children Can pre-schoolers really be depressed? When a toddler seems anxious is it the same anxiety that adults experience? What should parents do when they notice recurring concerning behaviors? These are just the first few questions we wanted to ask Dr. Rahil Briggs, National Director of ZERO TO THREE’s […]
The Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History: A Parents Guide to exploring this Now Open Center We’re sure we visited the American Museum of Natural History before kids entered the picture. Still, like many parents, we, along with travelers from around the world, head uptown to indulge in the panoramic windows, planetarium,…
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May Cover Inspector General Lucy Lang on Serving NY Families While Raising a Family of Her Own At New York Family we rarely interview appointed officials. But New York State Inspector General Lucy Lang is no typical government official. Sure, we had a little extra security on our cover shoot because, well, she is…
Planet Fitness High School Summer Pass for Kids Ages 14 to 19 High school students can look forward to a summer of good health, fun times and potentially a $10,000 scholarship prize. As the school year comes to an end, taking school sports and Physical Education with it, many students will lose access to their…
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