Hertz and Nickelodeon are teaming up to provide children with an enjoyable entertainment option, while traveling in a rental car. (This move should significantly decrease the number of times frazzled parents hear the phrase ‘are we there yet’, during a long road trip.)

The device consists of a touch screen player that can actually be used inside or outside, of the vehicle. ‘Nick on the Go’, as it is called costs anywhere from $15-$20 per day. It is loaded with 40 hours of Nickelodeon programming, suitable for children of all ages.

Shows include: Dora the Explorer, SpongeBob SquarePants, Zoey101, Drake & Josh and The Last Airbender.

Players can be reserved online, as part of the rental process. It is located in the same section as the booster seats and the Sirius radios.

Don’t know how to dispose of all the things that you no longer use in your home? Put up a garage sale and sell them! The great thing about this is that you do not only reduce the clutter at your home, you also get money from it. As they say, one person’s trash is another’s gold.

But if it is your first time putting up a garage sale, we’ve come up with a list of tips that will help you get started.

New York CityIs your family planning to go on a vacation to the self-proclaimed center of the world, New York City?

Well if you are, you surely won’t be without interesting places to see and to go to.

We’ve come up with a list of the top 5 attractions in New York that you shouldn’t miss.

  1. Statue of Liberty – there’s nothing more iconic in New York City than the Statue of Liberty. This statue is a given by the French government in 1886 as a symbol friendship between the European nation and the United States.
  2. Empire State Building – although it no longer holds the record for being the world’s tallest building, the Empire State Building still stands tall among the skyscrapers of the world because it is another iconic symbol of the United States. You can take your family sight-seeing in one of its two observation decks and have a glimpse of the New York City skyline.
  3. Madison Square Garden – is home to several sports franchises based in New York City. So if your family are sports fans, make sure to bring them there to watch hockey and basketball games. But aside from sports, this venue also holds concerts of big names in the industry so you better check them out too.
  4. Central Park – if you’ve had enough of the City’s pollution, you can take respite in Central Park which is the most visited park in the United States. There are a lot of things you and your family can do here like go bird watching, visit its zoo, watch plays or simply lay on the grass and enjoy the view of the sky.
  5. Metropolitan Museum of Art – this is the art lover’s paradise because it is one of the world’s largest museums. From the art of the ancient Egyptians to modern art, the Met, as it’s simply called, has it.
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