Whether you’re looking for a holly jolly good time or an escape from the yuletide madness, this list is for you!

We’ve seen a lot of cases of bullying in the news in the last couple of weeks.  Despite all of the anti-bullying lessons at schools, it’s not going away.  In […]

Kids can learn empathy by listening to a story or reading a book and learning to verbalize how the character is feeling.

Getting outside together is an easy way for families to get active together.

“I truly feel that I’m like the luckiest widow there is because I don’t have to give up all of him.”

“I love seeing the journey the kids go through and seeing them have an outlet for their emotions.”

Seeing theater together as a family gets us away from individual experiences and gives us a shared adventure.

Fred Rogers approached every storyline, prop, puppet and lyric from the perspective of how a child would perceive it.

This magical celebration of bright lights, festive music and tradition brings families closer together.

Pittsburgh’s reputation as a hub for education vision continues to grow.

Elsa is not the only one who can make a snowstorm!

Kids are happy to tag along, enticed by the Hands-on Handmade activity area, a free crafting space with 18 projects.

“Through gardening, students learn how to be responsible caretakers for their environments.”

Educators are realizing the value of play and of the simple messages of Mister Rogers.

Sony is feeding our anticipation with a second, just-released trailer.

It’s a great time to consider feeding birds who stay with us all winter long.

It’s important to do your homework to find out what resources a practice provides.

For many kids, owning their own books isn’t possible. Yet, it’s a critical step in shaping their future academic success.

“Families look at their new baby and see endless opportunities. Now, they will feel the support of the whole commonwealth behind them.”

What are kids really doing online for so many hours a day?