If you've been living in New York City, you've probably been around the block a few times and think you've seen everything there is to see. But have you ever wondered what that same block would look like through the eyes of a toddler?

Even if you've been living in the concrete jungle since birth, chances are you probably don't remember what things looked like during your days in diapers.

But luckily, you no longer have to wonder. One Ecuadorian photographer and proud dad, Diego Acosta López, set out to solve this mystery once and for all-- with a little help from his son Ignacio, of course.

In his latest project, Diego captures the streets of NYC from a stroller perceptive, which lets you see all of the typical NYC street scenes you're used to experiencing-- but through the eyes of his child.

By placing a GoPro camera inside of Ignacio's stroller, Diego highlights a different side of the city, as he documents his son's first-time adventures in NYC.  His thought-provoking photo series ultimately reveals iconic locations, from a variety of interesting angles we rarely get to see as adults.

Check out the photos below to see Diego's awesome visual series.

The subway looks way different when you're sitting inside of a stroller

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Look at those bright Radio City Music Hall lights

Just a quick subway check-in

Taking a stroll through a park is way better when you're being wheeled around

Plus you're always guaranteed to have a seat on the subway, no matter how crowded it is

Rain is no match for this water-resistant ride

Those ads look a lot bigger from this perspective

But those Times Square characters still look just as creepy

Time to kick back and watch the parade from a pretty impressive front row seat

Thanks for the ride, Mom and Dad!

To see more of Diego's work, check out his incredible snaps here.

[Photo Courtesy: Diego Acosta]