Since Will wants to be a firefighter, we made sure we checked out the NYFD Fire Zone. A great time was had by all. The kids learned fire safety (and we found out that Will didn't know as much as we thought!). Their presentation is a must see for kids! We had a great time, and best of all, it was free!
This is a must stop place for those who have kids in New York! I highly recommend checking it out!
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That’s probably one of the sweetest thing you can give your child. Exposing him to the environment of the job that he wanted to do when he grows up. With this, I’m sure he became more excited seeing how things work down there. Kudos to you!
In April 2006, Lisa began blogging to stay connected with distant relatives and friends. As she delved into blogging, she discovered the potential to assist others by sharing her experiences.
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That’s probably one of the sweetest thing you can give your child. Exposing him to the environment of the job that he wanted to do when he grows up. With this, I’m sure he became more excited seeing how things work down there. Kudos to you!