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What to Do in Seattle??
Asked by K.J. from Boise
on August 8, 2009
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My husband, son and I are headed to Seattle for a few days and I'm trying to find fun things to do that don't cost a ton of money and that are easy to do with a 3 year...
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- We lived there for 18 months when our kids were fairly young. Some of our favorite things to do included; Pike Place Market, the Aquarium, the Pacific Science Center, ...
- My grandmother and I were in Seattle a long time ago and were looking for something to do. The space needle is pretty expensive and instead we did the fairy ride aroun...
- I didn't see this listed yet... my son was 2 and 4 months when we went in February. The monorail is phenomenal and my son loved it! He still talks about it! There i...
Pediatrician in West Seattle
Asked by C.M. from Seattle
on March 5, 2008
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Can anyone recommend a good pediatrician in West Seattle (or recommend any to stay away from)? Thanks
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- Hi C., this might not be helpful but at Highline Hospital(which is in Burien) they have some great pediatric doctors. Dr. Mark Greenfield at Seahurst Pediatrics, is re...
- I would try and get into Dr. Hott at ###-###-####. She is good. The on call nurse Christy is great.
- Hi C. - My daughter takes my grandson to Terrance Harrington. He is located at 3623 SW Alaska. He is a general doctor but he is very good and fantastic with chil...
Dentist in West Seattle
Asked by T.B. from Seattle
on June 9, 2008
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I need to get my daughter into see a dentist soon. No problems, just need to start the check ups.
I was hoping to have the dentist in West Seattle or around that are...
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- Dr. Robert Walker in Burien is good. His office is across the street from Trader Joe's.
- I too take both of my daughters to Dr. Tweety. She is fabulous!! I live in Bellevue and still commute to West Seattle to see her. I first started taking my kids ther...
- My daughter's pediatrician also recommended Dr. Tweedy. Unfortunately, our insurance didn't cover her so we've been going to Reflections Dental Center in Westwood (abo...
Relocating to Seattle
Asked by R.R. from Seattle
on May 14, 2007
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My husband and I want to relocate to Seattle from Texas. Can anyone recommend a nice suburb or area of town? Some important considerations include a relatively short...
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- I moved here ten years ago from Kingwood TX. I've lived as far north as Burlington (about 90 minutes north of Seattle) as far east as Kirkland & Issaquah (not far in d...
- Hi R., this is C. McGraw. I live in Washington, near Seattle. I am a Real Estate Agent in Port Orchard Wa, and I would love to refer you to a great Agent in the Seattl...
- Hi R., I live in Des Moines, just south of Seattle. It takes about 10-15 min to get Downtown, depending on the day. We are in the Highline School District, with some ...
Moving to Seattle
Asked by D.J. from Seattle
on July 22, 2008
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Hi Moms! My husband and I will be moving to the Seattle area in the fall from the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area. We have a nine month old son and my husband will be working d...
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- A lot of great neighborhoods have already been suggested. I thought I'd add that early next year (2009) the new light rail will open from the airport to downtown Seatt...
- Hi D. - I have not checked to see how many resposes you've had so you may already have been told about my neck of the woods. I have spent the last 20 years living i...
- Hello D., Have fun planning your move. Do you have a price range that you could share? There are so many great places near Seattle with good commutes, but the hou...
Need Suggestions on Where to Stay in Seattle
Asked by S.T. from Dallas
on June 26, 2008
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My huband and I are going to Seattle in mid-July with another couple. We've never been there before and are not sure where (in what area) we should stay. Any suggest...
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- My husband travels to Kirkland for business. He loved the town; it's very pedestrian friendly with lots of great shops, restaurants, and local flavor. He stays at an a...
- Hi S., I, like Kathe, would highly recommend staying downtown. I stayed at the Grand Hyatt Seattle when I was there on business and it was a few block walk to Pike's...
- Lots to see and do in Seattle, but my favorite thing there is the "underground Seattle". Amazing! Don't miss it!
Best Seattle Suburbs for Kids
Asked by R.R. from Seattle
on May 9, 2008
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I am looking to relocate to the Seattle area with my husband. We have to little girls (2 and 4) and I'd like to know the best suburbs for kids. My goal is someplace ...
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- Hi - Check out the Riverview Community in Kent WA. It's got children's parks and a bike path along the Green River. The neighbors are great and my commute to downtow...
- The city of Normandy Park is excellent. It is a 30 minute commute to Seattle, plus in another year the light rail will be done. You are close to the water and close to...
- Howdy, I live in Seattle, so I can't say much about living in the Shoreline area. However Mountlake Terrace (which is very close by) has an EXCELLENT pool and we t...
Thinking of Moving to Seattle
Asked by J.S. from Seattle
on June 30, 2009
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Hi moms,
We live in Florida and me and my husband has been wanting to move to the NW for a while now. Just have to find a job first. I know it's very different fr...
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- First of all, it does snow in Seattle. It doesn't usually snow very much or last very long, but it does snow. We actually had record snow this last winter that paralyz...
- Hi J., You've asked some great questions so far, some of which are a little difficult to answer. As for snow, yes is does snow occaisonally here, just not ever...
- <laughing> Just watch...we're ALL going to hit the snow question first. It doesn't really snow here. A light dusting (half an inch to an inch) for a day or two is t...
Advice About Seattle Public Elementary Schools
Asked by M.C. from Seattle
on January 11, 2009
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We just found out that we will be moving to Seattle this summer for my husband's job. He will be working at the University of Washington; I will be working on the Eas...
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- I have lived in the Seattle area all my life, it is hit and miss with schools. But if you can avoid the Seattle area do. They have been closing many schools in the pas...
- Hi M., I live on the East side, so I have limited perspective on the Seattle Public School system. It has had a considerable amount of ups and downs, judging by the...
- Where on the eastside will you be working? Their schools are so much better than Seattle schools! Bellevue and Northshore districts are the best in the state for man...
Other Natural Childbirth Moms in Seattle Area W/ Recommendations?
Asked by C.K. from Seattle
on September 17, 2008
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Hi,
I've had two wonderful natural childbirths (no drugs/medictions) and am in the process of becoming a certified Bradley instructor. But my births were in San Di...
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- Hi C. Welcome! Let me be a resource for you and your clients/students. I am a lactation consultant in private practice and have worked in the seattle area as such...
- C., I highly recommend Birth and Family Clinic for family practice, and Sound Women's Care for OB/GYN. I was 8 months pregnant with my son when I went to Sound Wom...
- Hello C.: I have had 3 at home births here, and I can recommend a friend of mine, Liz Chalmers, who is up to date on local resources. Her email is ____@____.com. ...
