A practical example of Jane Jacobs' writings on how density supports retail diversity
Rosier/News. Claire Cavanah, owner of erotic toy store Babeland, stands in front of her store.
The New York Daily News reports on a sex toy shop opening up in Park Slope, with a baby changing table (probably not for kinky adults) in the restroom, in "Joy toy store gets a good vibe from Park Slope parents."
Also see, "Park Slope: Where Is the Love?," and "The Park Slope Parent Trap" from the New York Times.
Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times. The streets of Park Slope are a veritable stroller catalog, with every brand and configuration imaginable.
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