You Know You’re A Brooklyn Baby When … August 23, 2013 / Kids, New York Life / 0 comment Your Saltwater sandals match your mama’s. Table of Contents Toggle Your Saltwater sandals match your mama’s.The neighbourhood playground equipment teaches how to hail a cab.You wear a swimsuit and take sand toys to the sprinklers instead of the beach.The first piano you played was weighted down with cement blocks, and situated under a stone archway.You end playdates with a slice of wood-fired pizza.Your stroller is an SUV (hello Bugaboo and Uppababy!).Your playground has Manhattan as a backdrop.Your summer treat is ice cream – made with milk and eggs from local cows and chickens, churned the previous day.You think horses live on a carousel.All your friends live within walking distance.You have a jaunty hat collection.Your first milkshake was at Brooklyn Farmacy (right after a Jitterbugs show).You’ve been riding the subway like pro since you were four weeks old. (Choo choo!!)Everything you own is in miniature to fit in a small Brooklyn apartment (like your kitchen and piano).Your first dance class was at the Mark Morris Dance Center where you mingled with off-duty company members.Your stuffed toys are handmade by local artists.You have an item in your wardrobe identifying you as, indeed, a Brooklyn baby.Share this: The neighbourhood playground equipment teaches how to hail a cab. You wear a swimsuit and take sand toys to the sprinklers instead of the beach. The first piano you played was weighted down with cement blocks, and situated under a stone archway. You end playdates with a slice of wood-fired pizza. Your stroller is an SUV (hello Bugaboo and Uppababy!). Your playground has Manhattan as a backdrop. Your summer treat is ice cream – made with milk and eggs from local cows and chickens, churned the previous day. You think horses live on a carousel. All your friends live within walking distance. You have a jaunty hat collection. Your first milkshake was at Brooklyn Farmacy (right after a Jitterbugs show). You’ve been riding the subway like pro since you were four weeks old. (Choo choo!!) Everything you own is in miniature to fit in a small Brooklyn apartment (like your kitchen and piano). Your first dance class was at the Mark Morris Dance Center where you mingled with off-duty company members. Your stuffed toys are handmade by local artists. You have an item in your wardrobe identifying you as, indeed, a Brooklyn baby. Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Stumble Upon (Opens in new window) Stumble Upon Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest More Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Related posts: Snow day! Eloise’s 1st Birthday Party in NYC Eloise’s 1st Birthday Party Eloise – Month 7 to 8 Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Your Saltwater sandals match your mama’s. Table of Contents Toggle Your Saltwater sandals match your mama’s.The neighbourhood playground equipment teaches how to hail a cab.You wear a swimsuit and take sand toys to the sprinklers instead of the beach.The first piano you played was weighted down with cement blocks, and situated under a stone archway.You end playdates with a slice of wood-fired pizza.Your stroller is an SUV (hello Bugaboo and Uppababy!).Your playground has Manhattan as a backdrop.Your summer treat is ice cream – made with milk and eggs from local cows and chickens, churned the previous day.You think horses live on a carousel.All your friends live within walking distance.You have a jaunty hat collection.Your first milkshake was at Brooklyn Farmacy (right after a Jitterbugs show).You’ve been riding the subway like pro since you were four weeks old. (Choo choo!!)Everything you own is in miniature to fit in a small Brooklyn apartment (like your kitchen and piano).Your first dance class was at the Mark Morris Dance Center where you mingled with off-duty company members.Your stuffed toys are handmade by local artists.You have an item in your wardrobe identifying you as, indeed, a Brooklyn baby.Share this: The neighbourhood playground equipment teaches how to hail a cab. You wear a swimsuit and take sand toys to the sprinklers instead of the beach. The first piano you played was weighted down with cement blocks, and situated under a stone archway. You end playdates with a slice of wood-fired pizza. Your stroller is an SUV (hello Bugaboo and Uppababy!). Your playground has Manhattan as a backdrop. Your summer treat is ice cream – made with milk and eggs from local cows and chickens, churned the previous day. You think horses live on a carousel. All your friends live within walking distance. You have a jaunty hat collection. Your first milkshake was at Brooklyn Farmacy (right after a Jitterbugs show). You’ve been riding the subway like pro since you were four weeks old. (Choo choo!!) Everything you own is in miniature to fit in a small Brooklyn apartment (like your kitchen and piano). Your first dance class was at the Mark Morris Dance Center where you mingled with off-duty company members. Your stuffed toys are handmade by local artists. You have an item in your wardrobe identifying you as, indeed, a Brooklyn baby. Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Stumble Upon (Opens in new window) Stumble Upon Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest More Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Related posts: Snow day! Eloise’s 1st Birthday Party in NYC Eloise’s 1st Birthday Party Eloise – Month 7 to 8 Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
