An NYC based group for parents and their kids. Join us at: https://xitter.cf/t.co/Pxt7AFdJyd for fun events around the city!

New York, NY
Joined September 2016
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“Children’s literature (and all children’s media) is an incredible way to illustrate the strengths of an introverted temperament” —@SusanCain Here are books that celebrate brave and curious introverts! pbs.org/parents/expert-tips-…
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Crazy levels of RNA tinkering could explain how cephalopods got so smart pops.ci/vVeQoO
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Seniors and people with disabilities may be eligible to keep their rent from increasing! Find out if you qualify for @NYCFinance's Rent Freeze program here: nyc.gov/rentfreeze https://xitter.cf/t.co/mos9GVtTz4 @NYCHousing
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Science Explorers classes at CMOM introduce your child to the wonders of the natural world while preparing them for Preschool or Kindergarten. With weekly themes like Bug Out! and Far-out Physics there's always something new to explore. cmom.org/classes for more info
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Here's the first ever picture of a black hole, just released from the Event Horizon Telescope. #EHTBlackhole (Credit: EHT Collaboration).
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Olive baboons are so curious that it seems to override their sense of fear
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Our resident dragon Alphie is playing Easter Bunny this year. 🐇 🐲 🥚 Visit the museum April 20-22 to search for Alphie's colorful hidden eggs and decode our color wheel puzzle. Complete the challenge for a special prize!
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Expecting your first baby? @nycHealthy's NYC Nurse-Family Partnership program connects first-time mothers to a personal nurse who will provide support & guidance throughout your pregnancy & in your new role as a mother. Learn about requirements & apply: on.nyc.gov/2Vhqyhu
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About 250,000 years after our ancestors shifted their diets toward larger prey, their brains were almost 30 percent larger than some of their closest relatives'. But it might not be the meat that did it, writes @rakemeny. on.theatln.tc/Roz3YBA
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