The Children’s Museum XOXO mobile pop-ups helping Pittsburgh to heal
In the aftermath of the Tree of Life shooting, educators and community groups turned to the Children’s Museum for some guidance and curriculum.
10 Pittsburgh summer camps for high-energy kids in 2018
From survival camp to pony care, these fun and physically challenging summer camps are sure to challenge active kids.
Pittsburgh summer camps 2018: 10 arts adventures your kids will love
“Instructors focus on helping children become creative decision makers, take risks and try new tools and processes.”
Mo Willems exhibit opens at Children’s Museum
Mo Willems is one of the most popular children’s book authors and illustrators and now, his books come to life in a new exhibit at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. […]
10 ways to celebrate Mister Rogers’ 50th anniversary
“ ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ was a show that touched people on a very personal level, granting children permission to feel feelings.”
Kids helping kids by “adopting” a school
Parents know school supplies are expensive, and most of the supplies stay at the school, which doesn’t help when it comes to doing homework. The “Adopt a School’ program through […]
6 Ways to Have Fun Inside During Winter
Ambassador Yu-Ling Behr shares how kids can burn energy during the winter months with KDKA TV’s Heather Abrahams on Pittsburgh Today Live.
6 awesome ways for Pittsburgh kids to burn energy with indoor play
Cold weather is no reason to huddle under comforters and gaze at screens. Get everyone out of the house and head to these favorite indoor activities where physical meets fun!
Benefits of student mentoring go both ways
“Ninety-five percent of the parents said they had seen a change in the behavior of (the) student in regards to desire to go to school, interest in academic studies, even small things like being more kind to siblings.”
Prom “Night to Shine” for people with special needs
The Tim Tebow Foundation puts on “Night to Shine” — a free prom for people with special needs.
8 Pittsburgh makerspaces that let imaginations run wild
“The maker movement has provided local schools and organizations with a way to re-contextualize some age-old ideas like learning by doing, using our hands and working together on projects.”
These social media apps are stirring up trouble in schools
Helping your kid learn to use social media responsibly is the most effective way to help them stay safe online.
Kidsburgh Staying on Top of the Latest Apps with Common Sense Media
Ambassador Yu-Ling Behr and Pittsburgh Regional Manager Jennifer Ehehalt talk about the new partnership between Kidsburgh and Common Sense Media with Pittsburgh Today Live host Heather Abraham on KDKA TV. […]
How to Have a Happy New Year at First Night!
New Year’s Eve can seem like an adult holiday, but it doesn’t have to be. “Highmark First Night” in downtown Pittsburgh is a family friendly celebration. Some parents might be […]
Let it glow: Pittsburgh’s best holiday light displays
We can just imagine the looks on kids’ faces when they see these amazing holiday light extravaganzas.
High-tech gifts with a retro feel
Common Sense Media’s “2017 Holiday Gift Guide” features nostalgia gifts for digital kids.
Kidsburgh Crafty Gift Ideas For Your Kids
Kidsburgh Ambassador Yu-Ling Behr stops by Pittsburgh Today Live to talk about unique handmade gifts for your kids!
Handmade for the holidays: A Pittsburgh guide to kid-friendly, crafty gifts
“Many of our ideas are pulled from childhood memories, which is why our work appeals to children and the young at heart.”
Typical teen times six: Catching up with the Perry sextuplets 14 years later
“It’s craziness. It’s fun. I wouldn’t change it.”
Turnpike plaza mosaic created by Pittsburgh kids
“I gave them an overview of mosaics and how some are thousands of years old.”