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Old 04-01-2009, 01:56 PM
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Default Activities for children in Durham, CT?
I am a new mom of a 4 month old. We are thinking about moving to Durham, CT. What kind of activities are available for infants, children and older in this town? Thank you.
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Old 04-01-2009, 02:36 PM
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HAHAHA!! within the actual town, i would say that's about it.
But Hamden is nearby and has a nice park with barnyard animals to look at.
Cheshire has a few places where you can pay for mommy and me classes that are quite fun.
Middletown has Kid City which is fun once your child starts crawling. They had a website.

what activities exactly are you looking for??
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Durham is a small somewhat rural community, so there are limited activites. I believe you can find things to do associated with the Town Library and through the local parks and rec department. There is not a lot to do with a 4 month old but there is when they get older. Neighboring Wallingford is a larger town with more to offer. The YMCA there has a lot of programs you could join. There also may be a Newcomers Club in the area to join as well. Good luck and welcome to Connecticut. Jay
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