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This week's picks for NYC parents from Mommy Poppins. Find everything you need for this school year

This week's picks for NYC parents from Mommy Poppins. Find everything you need for this school year in our [Back-to-School Guide](. [Apple Picking near NYC: Best Apple Orchards for Apple Picking with Kids]( [Kids can go apple picking near NYC at Alstede Farms, where low-to-the-ground trees are perfect for little pickers. Photo by Rose Gordon Sala] Apple picking near NYC starts just before Labor Day weekend and continues throughout the fall, with apple orchards in the tri-state area offering families a chance to pluck a perfect fruit right from the tree. Many of these apple orchards near NYC also host cool kids' attractions, including hayrides, petting zoos with barnyard animals, bouncy houses, and [corn mazes](. Some even sell home-baked treats like apple cider doughnuts. While there was a time when apple trees thrived in NYC—ever wonder how Orchard Street got its name?—city families today need to head out of town to pick their own fruit. There are plenty of wonderful apple orchards for apple picking near NYC whether you want to go apple picking in the Hudson Valley, New Jersey, on Long Island, or in Connecticut, many apple orchards require a long drive, and we know nothing derails a fun family outing like a stressful commute. So, we've rounded up 12 apple orchards for apple picking near NYC. All are an hour or less from Midtown Manhattan by car, and a few are even accessible by train. For other fun farm outings, check out our [Pick-Your-Own Guide for NYC Families](. [Read more.]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( [Belize Family Travel Guide: Where to Stay, Best Resorts and Top Things to Do with Kids in Belize]( [Belize is the perfect tropical vacation destination for families. ] If you're always on the lookout for those hidden-gem vacation destinations, here’s your PSA to put Belize on your family travel bucket list before the masses discover it. Whether you love an [all-inclusive Caribbean beach resort]( or like to stay active with lots of activities, cultural experiences, and natural wonders to explore, Belize offers a unique blend of the Caribbean and Central American cultures. That makes it a fascinating destination for families looking for a bit of everything, from beaches and reefs to jungles and ancient Mayan ruins. The fact that English is the official language makes Belize a particularly convenient destination for English-speaking travelers, without sacrificing its exotic allure. With a native Belizean (and dad) from Travel Belize as my guide, I was able to get the real inside scoop on the best things to do in Belize—plus some great kid-friendly resorts for families—to help you plan an amazing trip to Belize for your next family vacation. Read on for our Belize family travel guide, then see our [Guide to the Best Caribbean Family Travel]( for even more warm and sunny family vacation ideas. [Read more.]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( Sponsored Join [Emanu-El Downtown]( for a Rosh Hashanah family experience in Chelsea, for kids ages 0-12 and their grown-ups. Discounted tickets are available until August 31. Summer trips, beaches, and more seasonal fun! [View The Guide >]( 😎 BEST OF AUGUST 😎 [Play Fountains for a Free Soaking]( Kids can splash, wade, and get soaked at these fountains around the city. [Read More >]( ☀️ SEASONAL GUIDE ☀️ [Best of August]( Find the best things to do in NYC this month with our Best of August Activities Guide! [Read More >]( 😎 BEST OF AUGUST 😎 [18 Cool Hotel Pools near NYC]( Level up your next family vacation by booking one of these spots with awesome pools. [Read More >]( 😎 BEST OF AUGUST 😎 [Best NYC Beaches by Ferry or Train]( Hop on the subway, bus, or ferry to hit 14 miles of city-owned beaches. [Read More >]( 😎 BEST OF AUGUST 😎 [100 Things To Do in NYC With Kids]( This is our NYC kids bucket list. How many have you checked off? [Read More >]( Copyright © 2023 Mommy Poppins, All rights reserved. You are getting this email because you subscribed to our newsletters on MommyPoppins.com Our mailing address is: Mommy Poppins 511 Avenue of the Americas #504New York, New York 10011 [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from all Mommy Poppins emails](. [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( [YouTube](

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