A Love Letter To Public Transportation
A nerdy little love letter about why I love public transportation and a call to help save it in the face of drastic budget cuts.
Tag: city life with kids
The Great Living Room City
Have you heard the news? Living room cities are growing at an astonishing rate! We’ve collected our favorite toys to build them well, and there’s always trusty cardboard for building roads and bridges.
The Manz Family of 5 in NYC
Brianne of Stroller In The City is a native New Yorker raising three kids with her husband (also a NYC native). She shared how life in the city gives her life and how they keep perspective as a family of 5 in a small space.
Marijn and Martijn in Utrecht
Marijn works as an urban planner for the city of Amsterdam making space for sports and play and promoting healthy city design. She lives in Utrecht with her partner and two children and shared some thoughtful insights about making urban life work well for families. Plus, they ride bikes everywhere!
Cool Kids Wear Masks
A list of the coolest kids masks we could find and our best hacks for mask life.
Diana and Jason on the Move in NYC
Diana is raising her son in the same city she was born and raised inâNew York! She’s known online as NYC’s MamĂ on the Move and that’s not just a catchy name. These two move through the city like they were made to do it.
87 Things To Do This Summer
This summer will be different, but it doesn’t mean we have to skimp on fun. We gathered a ton of ideas for getting the most out of Summer 2020, even if you have to stay distant from your friends. âď¸
Read This Before You Decide To Leave The City For Good
The pandemic is pushing some people out of cities. Sometimes it’s unavoidable but sometimes we can wait it out. Here’s some encouragement to stay.
Our Cities Will Shine Again
Coronavirus has stolen so much of what makes us feel human. But not forever.
Jenna and Gus in Vancouver
Jenna and Gus live in a Vancouver high-rise with their two kids. They love city life something fierce! Jenna gave us a glimpse into everyday rhythms and shared her family’s intentions for urban living.
