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Moving
Asked by C.M. from New York
on May 13, 2007
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I would like to move out of new york because I live in brooklyn in an area that i don't like I have five boys and I want to give them a better chance
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- C.: I wish all the best to you and your boys. Is there a specific question you need answered?
- Hi C. first i will start by saying HAPPY MOTHERS DAY, then now i will tell you a little about myself i'm a mom and grandma i'm 55yrs old i have 4 kids my youngest is ...
- C., What do you do? Would you need to commute to NYC to work? Do you drive? I live in SI and I love it. But if you don't drive it can be hard to get around. MOST...
Looking for Suggestions on Nice Places to Live near NYC
Asked by L.D. from Minneapolis
on April 14, 2010
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We will be moving to New York next year after my husband finishes graduate school. He wants to work in Manhattan and live in Brooklyn. I prefer a smaller community,...
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- I am from MN and lived in Westchester County for 8 years. Westchester is a beautiful upscale county with many small local towns conveniently located on the metro nort...
- Brooklyn is a great area. There are so many family oriented activities right in Brooklyn. But, if you prefer Westchester, I would recommend Shrub Oak, White Plains, ...
- If you want to look in NYC or near - Try contacting moms in the NYC area for up to the minute ideas on the best places to live - Baby Bites is an excellent online reso...
Moving to NYC from Chicago
Asked by S. from Chicago
on May 30, 2006
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Hello,
We are moving to NYC from Chicago next month. I have no idea about the neighborhoods there and would like your input on good areas to live- close to Manhattan ...
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- Call BAM Brooklyn Academy of Music they have great programs for children and a lot of information. M.
- A lot depends on what exactly you are looking for. Chicago, unlike Manhattan, is made up of many small neighborhoods. In the loop area, there are now a lot of condos...
- Hi, from your question, it seems you are moving TO NYC. Is that correct? Is Manhattan an option at all? If so, you will be best off on the upper West or upper East ...
Moving to NYC: Queens/Brooklyn or Stamford, CT
Asked by H.J. from New York
on July 2, 2007
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Hi! My husband and I will be moving from Dallas, TX with our 6 month old son to the NYC area. He will be working near Grand Central Station in Manhattan. I will be sta...
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- Go with Stamford. I would love to have a new mom near my NYC home (very near Long Island City) but if you can get a single family home and the commute is not far, go f...
- I live in the Ridgewood section of Queens. With a rent of $900 for two bedrooms, a backyard, and basement storage, and the convenience of a drug store around the corn...
- Hi: Well, most of the neighborhoods you mention are in Brooklyn. LI City is in Queens. Some areas are still "emerging" from LIC's previous state of industrial wastela...
Baby Girl Names Are Stressing Me Out!
Asked by J.T. from Dallas
on March 8, 2010
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Hi mamas!
I know, I know, we still have four months to name this baby girl, but I am soooooo wanting to name her now. :) I thought we had our name picked out. My...
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- I'm sorry, but I find all these names to be very trendy and therefore soon to be (or maybe already) very dated. Also,each one is either tricky to spell or will always...
- I love Anniston, would go with Aniston as the spelling. I also liked Anastasia for my girl name, so maybe that's why. It's a fine line between trendy and unique. I thi...
- im voting for 1 and five, more for 5 though! I love that name!!! I have been trying to talk my husband into that name for our next daughter, whenever she comes along! ...
Moving Back to NY Soon- Need Advice on Where to Relocate? Rent/Daycare?
Asked by B.M. from New York
on January 10, 2010
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We are moving back to the new york/new jersey area soon- My husband is originally from Ny and we moved to Texas(been here about 3 years) because of a great job offer, ...
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- Riverdale in the bronx is a beautiful neighborhood. It's very quiet and safe. The only downside is that the rent is expensive. We pay $1100 for a one bedroom. I th...
- My husband and I lived in Hoboken before we had our first child. It is a good deal cheaper than Manhattan, and super easy to get to Manhattan. Over the last few year...
- Hi B., I used to live in downtown Flushing but recently moved to Oakland Gardens, Queens (zip code: 11364)because the school zone has an overall A rating for both p...
Living with Kids in the Bay Area--- Specifically San Fran or Berkeley
Asked by L.E. from Los Angeles
on November 7, 2011
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My husband and I are *considering* moving up north to the bay area. I LOVE LA and would miss it like crazy, but we both have family up there and we feel our kids are m...
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- You are so lucky! I would LOVE to live there!! Have fun!!! :)
- I lived and worked in Berkeley (and nearby) for many years. Berkeley is a great place to live with families. It has a growing arts district. Great restaurants (includi...
- Based on what you're describing, I'd say Berkeley is a great fit. Not just students, also families. Tons of culture and ideal for a vegan. Has a Trader Joes. Very gran...
Single Mom Thinking of Moving to NYC... Need Advice on Areas
Asked by K.S. from Miami
on January 5, 2012
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Hello.
I have a good career opportunity in NYC. I am looking to relocate my 7 yr old daughter and I. I am looking for some advice on what is a good area for us to...
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- I am a native new yorker. Depending on exactly where your opportunity is, there are MANY areas to consider. For example, if you will be working in Manhattan, near Penn...
- It better be a darn good one. Have you any idea how expensive city living is? Childcare? Taxes? Really crunch the numbers on this one... D.
- Park Slope, Brooklyn is a nice neighborhood, as is Carrol Gardens, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights. Manhattan can be super pricey and getting into an area with a good...
Best Place to Stay in New York
Asked by J.L. from Dallas
on January 7, 2009
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Hi everyone! My little sister just moved to New York to go to Culinary school. Another sister and I am planning on visiting her in April, but have no clue as to the ...
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- It's not $150 a night, but the Millenium off Broadway ( I think it's around 53rd)is nice and so is the Hilton ( same area,about 2-3 blocks south). I've personally sta...
- Culinary school in Manhattan? Or upstate? That makes a HUGE difference. My hometown is where the Culinary Institue of America is, so I can recommend some places if ...
- I know you mention price but just once........the Waldorf Astoria is amazing. It will be very difficult to find something within reason closeby to the sites for $150....
Trip to NYC...suggestions?
Asked by C.W. from Redding
on January 30, 2012
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My husband, 2 kids and I (kids will be 3.5 yrs and 6 mo) are taking a trip to NYC in May this year. Any suggestions from those who have lived there or vacationed there...
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- Pack a lot of patience. Don't leave the apt till after 9:30, don't plan on returning any later than 4pm. Kids in rush hour are just plain rough. Think hard about s...
- I've never taken the kids to NY but we fly with them. Borrow as much stuff as you can from your friend there, pack'n'play stroller etc so you're not flying with so muc...
- I wouldn't take a stroller, such a pain to get around with it, and you will be in and out of taxis, buses and subways so there will be ample time to sit. Hopefully yo...
