Forget Facebook and Twitter, Lawrenceville United’s going old school–building a community of families one open door at a time.

The mission is simple: expand young children’s vocabularies through talk and play while helping them learn some math, science and art along the way.

Pittsburgh is gaining more attention for the innovative Remake Learning network bringing creative learning opportunities to our kids.

You don’t need passports and plane tickets to expose your kids to the world. Pittsburgh is full of cultural resources to help!

Pittsburghers can splash down Slide the City’s epic Slip N’ Slide this June. Get your tickets this month.

Here’s Kidsburgh’s preview of the exciting lineup for the 2015 EQT Children’s Theater Festival in Downtown Pittsburgh.

New PlayDate4Kids on Banksville Road creatively merges play space for kids with work space for adults.

Thanks to generous foundation support, Pittsburgh Public Schools is forging ahead with a new STEAM education initiative.

The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh is at the cutting edge of an evolving trend in education–the Maker Movement.

It seems obvious. But the value of talking to your young children can not be underestimated. “Use Your Words” is helping Pittsburgh caregivers remember this important fact.

Kidsburgh visits Brookline to learn about opportunities for children, youth and families at Casa San Jose, the Carnegie Library and Cannon Coffee.

This year Pittsburgh will host an unprecedented citywide Earth Day celebration including lots of fun for families!

Four local high schools created strategies to raise awareness of the world’s water crises.

Hear Me interviews Pittsburgh youth about their relationships with local law enforcement.