The Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 represents the most significant reform of the U.S. health care system in decades. It was enacted with the goals of increasing access to health insurance, enhancing the quality of care and moderating the growth in costs. The new law is likely to have far reaching effects, beyond the way health insurance markets operate and beyond its impact on population health outcomes.
If your child needs to burn of energy on a rainy day, several indoor place centers are available in the New York City area. Funtasia (funtasianyc.com) is a jungle-themed indoor play area with free play times on certain days of the week. BounceU (bounceu.com) offers bounce houses and other inflatable play areas for kids.nother option is the Children's Museum of Manhattan (www.cmom.org). The museum's areas include PlayWorks, designed for kids up to age 4. All displays are bright, colorful and child-friendly. The New York City Fire Museum (nycfiremuseum.org) appeals to young children who love fire trucks and firefighters.
Making sculptures with clay is the perfect craft for a rainy day. You can make it with your kids, then watch them play with the non-toxic, inexpensive clay for hours. Air dry clay can even be painted after it's fully dry.Make it completely from scratch with baking soda and cornstarch or try the quick version using school glue. For adult craft projects, try cold porcelain clay, which you can use to create finer sculptures.. Color your clay. Add food coloring to the bowl and knead it in with your hands. If you want the clay to have a richer hue, add more coloring until it looks the way you want it to. 1  If you want to make clay in several colors, separate the batch into two or more parts and color each one separately.