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Things to do with your nanny in New York, New York

New York, NY. What Nanny would not love New York with so much to offer? It’s never quiet and events are plentiful! Ranging from Broadway shows with the likes of Monty Python, The Odd Couple, Wicked, Tarzan and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to the Hill Cumorah Pageant, an awe-inspiring religious production with 7 sound stages, emphasized by earthquakes and lightning, transforming the hill into a scene from the past! Let us not forget the chance for your nanny to be at the Macy Day Parade for Thanksgiving or the ability to taste first-hand the thrill of bringing in the new year at Time Square on New Years Eve!

You can't talk about New York without bringing up the Yankees and Yankee Stadium, often referred to as ""The House that Ruth Built"", ""The Home of Champions,"" ""The Big Ballpark,"" or simply ""The Stadium"". But don’t forget Yankee Stadium has also housed other sports, like football that has became a fixture at Yankee Stadium when the 1923 Army-Navy game inaugurated a history of collegiate and later professional football match-ups. Boxing came to Yankee Stadium with Benny Leonard winning a 15-round decision over Lou Tendler for the lightweight title and as for soccer; the New York Cosmos of the North American Soccer League first used Yankee Stadium for games in 1971. The Stadium also opens it door to religious conventions such as the Jehovah's Witnesses, a major outside activity which occur each year. Yankee Stadium has offered it services to concerts and circuses as well. So let your nanny know the Yankee Stadium is an all-important, keep-tabs-on, thing to do. Historical note: did you know the Yankee Stadium was the first baseball park to be labeled a ""Stadium"", and in ancient Greece, a stadium was a foot-race arena.

New York City is a shopper's paradise. Stores include the world's largest department store - Macy's, which is also the main attraction for the annual Thanksgiving Day parade - to tiny boutiques. New York City is a place where you can find anything from every corner of the world! Have your nanny check out the “Green Flea, Inc” on Columbus Ave at 77th St. There are two markets with antiques/collectibles, jewelry, home furnishings, apparel, crafts, ethnic handicrafts and a farmer's market! Is your nanny interested in luxury at a discount price? Have her head for Century 21 on Cortlandt St. It offers fashions, accessories, and so much more giving up to 75% off retail prices. Loftworks on Lafayette St. has both American and European clothing and accessories at 80% off retail. Does she need a shopping guide? Sign her up for theme shopping tours such as SoHo and NoLIta or the Garment District. Oh and let her know getting around NYC is quite doable, thanks to approximately 3,700 buses, 714 miles of subways, 12,000 taxis and limousines, ferries, helicopters, bicycles, and frequent Amtrak and commuter rail service.