A Parent's Guide to Boston

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Summary: travel your own city
Review: It's a cliche that everything is different once you have kids. But in the case of traveling, it is definitely true. Now that I have two toddlers, most of the traveling I do is right in the city where I was born and raised. That's why I want to recommend MacKinnon's book - to everyone, but especially to fellow Bostonians. With lots of interesting finds and sensible advice, MacKinnon makes bringing kids (even the youngest ones) into the city seem fun and manageable, whether you are flying into Logan or just taking the T. Some nice day trips are also included.

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Summary: For EVERY parent who visits Boston!
Review: Lots of guides give you advice and stuff to do in Boston. Some even get specific, offering fun suggestions for night owls, or museum lovers or history buffs. Finally, an easy-to-read, VERY helpful guide for PARENTS! We had a couple guides, but this was the only one we used. Plus, you can DEFINITELY tell that the author lived in and loves the city. Thumbs up all the way around. Waiting on the dog lover's guide next . . .

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Summary: this is the one
Review: well written, ever mindful of the realities of travelling with children (and on a budget) and full of truly fun, interesting things for BOTH parents and kids to do. I especially appreciate the "best playgrounds in the area", because sometimes a good run-amuck is just what the doctor ordered, for everybody...

Rating:
Summary: this is the one
Review: well written, ever mindful of the realities of travelling with children (and on a budget) and full of truly fun, interesting things for BOTH parents and kids to do. I especially appreciate the "best playgrounds in the area", because sometimes a good run-amuck is just what the doctor ordered, for everybody...

Rating:
Summary: this is the one
Review: well written, ever mindful of the realities of travelling with children (and on a budget) and full of truly fun, interesting things for BOTH parents and kids to do. I especially appreciate the "best playgrounds in the area", because sometimes a good run-amuck is just what the doctor ordered, for everybody...