When spending a day at a museum, their cafes can be conveniently planned into your itinerary. Some include fun interactive activities along with kid-focused nourishment.

“Hey, we have good news and bad news. We’re not going to have the event in your space, but we’d like to give you this $50,000 grant.”

An enchanted adventure where kids can be themselves A magical forest has sprung up in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Cultural District as local theater Bricolage Production Company opens their immersive […]

“Kids are trusting us to give them school experiences that will open life’s doors for them. I feel like too often we’re putting them into situations where we’re not opening those doors.”

“It is important we give lasting memories to the kids who attend our games. … We never want finances to limit a child’s opportunity to enjoy America’s Pastime.”

All activities and performances are within walking distance, so when one ends, you’re sure to catch the beginning of something new within minutes.

Cartoons can highlight important issues in real life, from race to gentrification to environmental problems in society.

Aside from being a strong role model, these five tips from Common Sense Media will help to minimize conflict and find the balance we’re all seeking when it comes to screen time for kids.

“It makes them proud of themselves to be able to make fun projects and contribute to charities. It’s empowering to them.”

“I’m not sure there’s a way to solve the problem (of homelessness). But there’s a way to improve it and we all have a role to play.”

Even if babies don’t quite understand all the words, they love cuddling up on a warm lap, looking at pictures and listening to the rhythm of language.

Only 17 states require high school students to take a course in personal finance, and Pennsylvania is not one of them. That means it’s up to parents. Some local schools […]

“It’s about having the opportunity to slow down and draw more attention to the needs and rights of young children and those who care for them.”

“This is insanity, and we’re not doing this to children anymore.”

Technology use comes with privacy risks, but don’t worry — the answer isn’t living the life of a Luddite. Common Sense Media offers tips to help protect your family’s data.

Kidsburgh Ambassador Yu-Ling Behr stops by Pittsburgh Today Live on KDKA TV to chat with host Heather Abraham about the the Summer ’18 Website, a collaboration by Allegheny Partners for Out of School Time (APOST) of […]

Now’s the time to figure out what kids can do this summer to keep their minds active and to keep them out of trouble, and there is a comprehensive website […]

Last month, Kidsburgh and NEXTPittsburgh asked readers to share their opinions on school safety issues, including gun control. Here are the results.

“If we want our children to grow into innovative thinkers and problem-solvers, the place to start is at home at the dining room table.”

BAM! (Because Academics Matter) Summer Enrichment Program for rising 7th and 8th grade girls and boys returns June 11-22, 2018 with all new programming at Oakland Catholic High School and Central Catholic High School. Girls will experience […]