Your Tips for Tackling Chicago With Kids In Part 3 of our continuing series on traveling in big cities with children, we took a jaunt to Chicago to explore the city's must-see attractions for little ones. Previous installments focused on kid-friendly attractions in New York and Paris. Last week we asked you, our readers, for your tips and tricks for navigating the Windy City with kids. Below are a selection of your comments. If you are walking downtown, Michigan Avenue in particular can get really busy. Walking down Wabash instead can be much easier with a family. - Louise, London Don't miss taking a Chicago Architecture Foundation tour. Our great-nephews loved learning about the buildings, bridges, lakes and rivers of Chicago. - Mary, Chicago, Ill. On sunny days, a water taxi between the Loop and Chinatown is a fun way to see the city from the river. - Elizabeth, Washington D.C. Start each day going to one of the museums or zoo. When they get antsy, go outside and run off some of their energy and return for a while. If old enough, roller skate along the lake path. - Pete, Wisconsin In summer, a visit to Wrigley Field to see the Cubs play at home is a must. You'll understand why the fans are so loyal. - Carol, The Midwest Ice skating at Millennium Park is always fun in winter. With teens and tweens who want to shop, you can mix in some cool city sites between hitting the stores. - eileenn, Chicago, Ill. The Chicago History Museum has a lot to offer kids of all ages and often overlooked by its bigger cousins, the Field Museum and the Museum of Science and Industry. - cc, 60614 Note: Comments have been edited for length and clarity.