Two playgrounds, one for toddlers and one for big kids, next to a huge lawn for picnics, bubbles and scooter laps.
The original one, and loud enough that nobody minds a noisy table. Pizza and pasta on the kids' menu.
A sunny outdoor pool, and a play tent set up in the room for your kid.
Separate play areas for ages 2 to 5 and 5 to 12, so toddlers aren't underfoot. A wide lawn and a jogging loop round it out.
The classic Jewish deli since 1945, with silver dollar pancakes for kids. Booths are roomy and the staff has seen every kind of toddler.
Canyon trails above the city with a duck pond and a small lake. The half-mile Discovery Trail loop is sized right for short legs.
Terraced gardens, fountains and courtyards around a real movie mansion.
Pony rides and a petting zoo for the kids while you shop the produce.
Kids pick a piece of pottery and paint it at the table, then you collect it glazed and fired about a week later.
Chocolates still made in the back since 1942. Your kid can watch the conveyor belt that inspired the I Love Lucy chocolate scene.
A legendary pool, banana-leaf everything, and a vintage counter for milkshakes and apple pie.
Neighborhood playground with baseball diamonds, soccer fields, a jogging track and tennis courts around it.
Neighborhood park with a playground.
Shows made for kids, from storybook theater to bilingual music acts, inside a beautiful old post office building.
