How to navigate local child and adolescent mental health services
When your child struggles with mental illness, you have to wait weeks for mental health services in Pennsylvania. Here’s why.
The momedy circuit: Meet the local ladies making light of motherhood
Need a laugh? The momedy trend in Pittsburgh includes local comediennes who mine their material from the missteps and magic of parenting.
Perfect getaways for Pittsburgh families
Pack up the kids and head to one of these perfect family getaways before summer is gone!
Your go-to guide to autism services in Pittsburgh
From preschools and family outings to support and awareness events, the Pittsburgh autism community offers an abundance of resources for parents.
How to negotiate with your kids: A game theorist’s guide to family harmony
CMU professor and game theorist Kevin Zollman’s new book shares everyday strategies for raising cooperative, fair-minded children.
5 tips for helping girls overcome the confidence gap
Ayana Ledford from CMU-based nonprofit PROGRESS offers suggestions for parents to help their daughters overcome the well-documented confidence gap that has devastating consequences for career success.
The summer bucket list for Pittsburgh parents
A summer bucket list of classic Pittsburgh spots can be a lifesaver for making the most of the lazy days stretching endlessly on until the school bell rings again in September. From the iconic incline experience to remodeled attractions at our homegrown theme parks, keep this list handy for reliving cherished childhood memories while creating new traditions.
The best swimming pools in Pittsburgh for kids
Pittsburgh’s best pools for kids offer snack bars, safety-first shallow ends and lots of vigilant lifeguards. Read on for the Kidsburgh guide to super swimming spots for families.
What you need to know about Zika (and who’s doing what about it locally)
While the Zika virus is unlikely to reach Pittsburgh, parents — especially traveling mothers-to-be — have good reason for concern. Local health officials offer advice for protecting your family from mosquitos this summer.
5 family-friendly tips for frank discussions on positive racial identity
From self-reflection to reading helpful books on the topic together, early childhood experts share the best ways for parents to introduce positive discussions about race at home.
The top 5 close-to-home spots for exploring the great outdoors
Parents who’ve ventured into the woods with kids in tow and returned in one piece share the secrets behind successful camping trips with children.
The best family-friendly movie events in Pittsburgh
The Kidsburgh guide to top picks for kid-friendly movie experiences in Pittsburgh, from the Hollywood Theater to Row House Cinema.
The best ways for kids to enjoy Pirate games and Riverhounds games
Bring your A-game along on Pittsburgh family outings to Riverhounds games at Highmark Stadium and Pirates games at PNC Park with tips from parents who know the score.
The Kidsburgh guide to the best story times in Pittsburgh
From libraries and book stores to more nontraditional venues, our Pittsburgh story time guide is parent tested and kid approved.
Witness a beautiful day in Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, past and present
Vintage photos bring the early days of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood to life, while families of volunteers prep for Be My Neighbor Day on March 19th.
The best summer camps for every kind of child
No matter what kind of children you’re raising—athletic, dramatic, compassionate or creative—Pittsburgh has a summer camp to cater to their special interests.
9 martial-arts studios we love for pre-K kids
Kidsburgh offers a roundup of nine local studios that cater to Pittsburgh’s youngest karate kids.
Shoot to thrill: Trend-setting photographers up the artistry on children’s portraits
Costumes, makeup, props, and the occasional Photoshop tweak add a dash of fantasy to high-concept baby and child photography.
10 heart-healthy ideas for winter fun in Pittsburgh
Kidsburgh’s guide to wintry ways for keeping kids healthy and active, both indoors and outdoors.
Parenting with cancer: CLIMB supports Pittsburgh families
Kids and teens who have parents with cancer can bravely face big family changes through a new six-week support group.