David Brabyn, photojournalist, New York

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Baby Strollers Get Number Plates

  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - 13 month-old Vivienne Loigman takes a ride in a stroller carrying a Howsmynanny.com number plate in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays the information to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - Jill Starishevsky (partially hidden), founder of Howsmynanny.com, installs a number plate on 13 month-old Vivienne Loigman's stroller before a ride in the park in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - View of strollers carrying Howsmynanny.com number plates in a park in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - View of a stroller carrying a Howsmynanny.com number plate in a park in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - Nanny B. Rodriguez looks after 13 month-old Vivienne Loigman whose stroller carries a Howsmynanny.com number plate in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - View of a stroller carrying a Howsmynanny.com number plate in a park in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - 13 month-old Vivienne Loigman takes a ride in a stroller carrying a Howsmynanny.com number plate in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays the information to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - 13 month-old Vivienne Loigman takes a ride in a stroller carrying a Howsmynanny.com number plate in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays the information to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - 13 month-old Vivienne Loigman takes a ride in a stroller carrying a Howsmynanny.com number plate in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - Jill Starishevsky, founder of Howsmynanny.com, poses for the photograph holding a number plate that will be installed on a stroller, in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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  • 22 November 2006 - New York City, NY - Jill Starishevsky, founder of Howsmynanny.com, poses for the photograph next to her stroller which carries a number plate, in New York City, USA, 22 November 2006. The plate allows people to report any good or bad behaviour by the nanny to the website which then relays it to the parents.
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"Jill Starishevsky, a mother of two and a New York prosecutor, launched HowsMyNanny.com which sells stroller license plates that have a unique number and include the Web site address so the public can anonymously report good or bad nanny behavior.

The parents, who pay $50 for a plate, receive an e-mail alerting them to the report, which they access on the Web site using a password.

"It's a tool to empower the parents and to protect the parents and the...
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