New York Family Sports—Promoting a fun, healthy & active lifestyle for children through sports...

New York Family Sports, an offshoot of the successful New York Family Magazine, was created as:
1. A destination for parents to obtain information on how to get their children involved in Sports and,
2. A forum that enables kids and parents to share and amplify the fun they’re having with sports in a thousand different ways.

The website, which will contain aggregated resources from throughout the city, will also be a community billboard for families to share their experiences with each other on a multimedia platform through stories,
pictures, and video.

Who We Are & WhaAt We Do:
First-of-its-Kind Coverage of Kids Sports
A monthly newspaper and continuously updated website, New York Family Sports provides age-appropriate coverage of and feature stories on kiddie leagues (kids 0-4), little leagues/middle schools (kids 5-12) and teen leagues/high schools (kids 13-18). We’ll post write-ups, interviews, photos and videos for every age and every level of NYC youth sports. When it comes to NYC youth sports, we are truly the only game in town.

The Ultimate NYC Kids Sports Rresource
New York Family Sports will be an invaluable resource for savvy parents and involved kids who want to know about the latest information related to New York youth sports. We also offer expert advice from guest columnists— doctors, nutritionists, authors, specialists, coaches, trainers—providing updates on the latest techniques and answering all of your sports questions. The website will have an aggregate of information and articles from hundreds of related websites, providing links each day to essential resources on New York City youth sports for kids and parents.

Join the Community - Join the Conversation
Want to sell your old catcher’s mitt? How do I know if my daughter tore her ACL? Families involved in New York kid’s sports have a lot in common. They just need to connect. They need a place to continue talking after the final whistle and away from the sidelines. Our Equipment Exchange and Bulletin Boards allow kids and parents to share their questions, concerns, recommendations and observations with their peers around the city.

NewYorkFamilySports.com