Space exploration and the study of the night sky captivates the imagination.

“Having those special family moments together are memories that we wouldn’t trade for anything.”

Apple’s new parental control options in the iOS 12 update are so helpful. Check out this guide from Common Sense Media.

“This class has changed my outlook on life more than any class in high school.”

The good news for parents: Science can definitely be taught at home, and you don’t have to be a scientist to raise a baby Einstein.

While livestreaming taps into teens’ natural desire to connect and belong, there are some potential risks. This Common Sense Media guide for parents is the ultimate resource.

Worried about your kids and social media? Check out these great conversation starters to help make an informed decision that works for everyone.

“The great thing about game-making is that anyone can enjoy playing games. Therefore, anyone can make them. It feels so fulfilling to make your own, and especially to win.”

“This whole season has been exhilarating. We were able to put up big scores all year and established a stronger brand name for the team.”

“The memories of hurrying to pump while Nick and Ben screamed at the top of their lungs in hunger across the room were so traumatic that I said to myself, ‘there must be a better way to feed my babies while pumping!’ ”

With millions of apps in the App Store and Google Play Store, it can be tough to choose. These tips from Common Sense Media can lead you to an app that not only will pass the time but also will be time — and money — well spent.

Kids have been fascinated with trains for generations. Since 1945, many of those kids focused their obsession on a blue engine named Thomas, the star of two Pittsburgh attractions.

Maker Monday moves into outer space with this fun STEAM project. The air-propelled UFO Hovercraft sets imaginations on overdrive as it scoots across a table or floor.

“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.”

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.

With shaving cream representing clouds and food coloring giving a visual of rain sinking through via gravity, kids can learn a lot about weather.

“Kids grow up fast, Setting aside family time makes my wife and I pause from our chaotic schedules and really focus on them without the distractions we have in our day to day routine.”

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.

“We try to open the doors to higher math for students in grades K to 12. We want to get them to see math in a different light.”  

“We are the future. We have to start young. Youth honestly today are making the world a better place.”