About UrbanBaby
Since its launch in 1999, UrbanBaby has been an invaluable resource for urban parents.
The heart of the site is Talk, our lively message boards section, where parents come day and night to share, discuss and ask questions related to parenting and their lives as parents. Talk is a place for honest, uninhibited discussions, quick answers, banter and community.
In addition to our message boards, we offer in-depth local information for New York and San Francisco, local message boards for additional urban areas, and we will be rolling out new local resource guides in 2008. We also offer general parenting and product news & tips in Buzz.
The site was founded by Susan and John Maloney and was acquired by CNET Networks in 2006. We are proud of our community of loyal users, and hope that you will find the site useful and entertaining. Please send us feedback and suggestions!
Additional Information:
Press Coverage
-
Special Delivery: City Parents Receive Gifted, Talented News, New York Sun, June 16, 2008
- Downsizing Maternity Leave:
Employers Cut Pay, Time Off, Wall Street Journal, June 11, 2008 (Reference to UrbanBaby poll)
- Urban Baby’s Lesson: Don’t Mess With Mom’s Chat</strong>, The New York Times, May 19, 2008
- Mothers Anonymous, New York Magazine (Cover Story), July 17, 2006
- Google Top Searches: UrbanBaby, Google Top Searches (Video), July 25, 2006
- Cover Baby's Ears: Mommy's Online, The New York Times, March 21, 2004
- 50 Best Websites, Time Magazine, June 19, 2003
Subscribe to our newsletters!
Go »
Inside UrbanBaby
UrbanBabyBuzz
The infant swing is no longer in use, but what a waste to throw it out. What if you could trade it in for say, a toddler wardrobe?
It’s not impossible: Handmedowns.com launched its online garage sale-like site that is kind to the ...
More »
UrbanBabyNewYork
Unfortunately, some of your favorite neighborhood shops have fallen victim to the falling economy. Wherefore art thou, cool new store?
Luckily, Tribeca’s Babesta recently opened Babesta Cribz, a baby-friendly outpost with attitude. Forget ...
More »
