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Apartment living in New York can be a real blast, but taking care of the kids can sometimes be a hassle in a city this fast-paced. When you need to slow things down and bring your kids somewhere fun, safe and enlightening, make sure to make the trip out to Children’s Museum of Manhattan. With plenty of places for your children to play, explore, and even learn, the Children’s Museum is one spot that every parent should let their kid visit. It’s a great alternative to keeping them cooped up in the apartment all afternoon. There are a number of fun activities for your youngster to take part in, with plenty of interesting exhibits. Your child can walk in the steps of the Ancient Greek and Roman warriors and gods of myth in the Myths and Legends exhibit, learning all about the myths of such heroes of Odysseus, Perseus, and Hercules. Let your child move about in his very own mini-version of New York at the Little West Side exhibit, let them have fun building to their hearts content at the Block Party, or have some splashing good fun at the City Splash. Exhibits change every few months, so you can make each trip a little different, always offering something exciting and new for your child. Children’s entertainment is a little hard to find in the city that never sleeps, but the Children’s Museum of Manhattan offers plenty of opportunities for your little tyke to play, while still learning about the world around them. If you’re looking for a place to have fun with your child outside of the apartment, take a trip down to New York City’s favorite children’s play spot.
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