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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have lived this life. With one kid. Private schools.  Full time nanny then part time after school sitter. In NYC, Manhattan, not much more than 1,000 square feet. It was great!!

Pediatrician was 5 blocks away. Story hour and libraries every few blocks. I could be at every school event. I could do drop off and take the subway to work. We did museums every weekend, play dates, birthday parties, big bookstores, bike riding, street fairs. Nice neighbors. High rises are great for trick or treaters. Takeout, delivery, Fresh Direct, and supermarkets abound. The bakery freed her a free cookie, just like when I was a child. She went to camp in the summer.

There are good public schools, however. And Manhattan is not the only Borough.[/quote]

This sounds like a young child. It’s completely different having a preschool aged child in NYC and an older child. Older kids require more space, have more belongings and want to participate in sports and activities that are very expensive in Manhattan. [/quote]

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