At Kidsburgh, we strive to provide helpful and curated information to parents and caregivers for children. Below is a collection of our favorite guides, from must-see events of the season to suggestions for family harmony to nearby getaways and more. Many of these guides are updated frequently.
Common Sense Media: A parent’s ultimate guide to Messenger Kids
Posted on: July 03, 2020Under the right circumstances -- and with plenty of oversight -- Messenger Kids can help young kids connect. But is social media OK for this age group?
Books on race and racism, by age, recommended by Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Posted on: June 09, 2020Not certain where to start or how to talk about race? These books will help.
11 things to do with kids this week in Pittsburgh, from dinosaurs to pick-your-own blueberries
Posted on: June 30, 2020Safety precautions, timed tickets and restrictions can’t stop the excitement for kids.
Common Sense Media: A parent’s ultimate guide to YouTube Kids
Posted on: June 23, 2020Is YouTube Kids really safe for kids? Learn more about this kid-targeted, but sometimes iffy, YouTube-lite app.
8 things to do with kids in Pittsburgh this week, from free fishing to $1 movies
Posted on: June 23, 2020It does the heart good to see more and more summer staples returning to the calendar.
8 things to do with kids this week in Pittsburgh, from spray parks to pick-your-own strawberries
Posted on: June 17, 2020We’re excited about the official start of summer this weekend and all the fun of the season.
10 ways to prevent summer brain drain in Pittsburgh kids
Posted on: June 16, 2020“Even though they’re resilient, kids still need support.”
8 things to do with kids this week in Pittsburgh, from real-life kayaking to a virtual dance party
Posted on: June 10, 2020As Pittsburgh slowly opens up, we’re excited by the recreational alternatives launching in new, safe ways.
Want to support Black Lives Matter? Here’s where to start in Pittsburgh.
Posted on: June 08, 2020Want to get more proactive about equality? We’ve gathered some terrific resources to get conversations started and ways to take action.
Lots of virtual summer camps in Pittsburgh to choose from
Posted on: June 05, 2020Kids can still enjoy creative and educational opportunities, just in a different way.
Common Sense Media: 10 ways to use media to raise anti-racist kids
Posted on: June 01, 2020Movies, TV, and books can be powerful teaching tools when it comes to helping kids understand race, racism, and a history of racial oppression.