Magazine touts luxe parenting

MANY of us have wondered whether Conde Nast, whose magazines (including Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ) so glossily reflect all manner of adult obsessions, would ever launch a publication on one of the biggest adult obsessions of them all: kids. And now it’s happened: Cookie has just hit the stands.

The 276-page debut issue energetically approaches parenthood as a lifestyle no less fabulous, and certainly no less filled with shopping opportunities, than that of a Manhattan fashionista or a jet-setting party girl.

Mixed in with articles on travel, food, health, beauty, fashion and pop culture -- all tailored to the sensibilities of parents with young children -- is plenty of content on kid-friendly decor, including one piece that details how to have an entire nursery delivered to your home via FedEx, and another on ducduc, a New York design collective specializing in children’s furniture.