Prepared for boo-boos and sick kids? Here’s what to have on hand
Posted on: December 10, 2019You'll be glad to have these medicine cabinet basics when they're needed most.
Kidsburgh wants to hear from you! Take our survey on kids’ mental health.
Posted on: December 06, 2019By submitting the survey, you will be entered to win one of five $100 gift cards to Target.
Kidcast: Learn how to #bethekindkid with these three steps
Posted on: November 26, 2019Kids can learn empathy by listening to a story or reading a book and learning to verbalize how the character is feeling.
9 questions with Leslie Turis of Pittsburgh Kids Marathon
Posted on: November 25, 2019Getting outside together is an easy way for families to get active together.
6 trampoline parks and bounce houses where Pittsburgh kids can really jump!
Posted on: November 19, 2019The Pittsburgh area offers plenty of cool indoor activities where kids can burn off energy.
Looking for a pediatrician? These Kidcast tips will help you with that vital decision
Posted on: November 12, 2019It's important to do your homework to find out what resources a practice provides.
Tweens, teens and phones: Check out Common Sense Media’s 2019 research
Posted on: November 12, 2019What are kids really doing online for so many hours a day?
Entrepreneurs by necessity: They started Pittsburgh companies to help kids with special needs
Posted on: November 07, 2019“It was like air. I could not have survived without it.”
3 free, innovative ways for kids to get the best of nature in Pittsburgh
Posted on: November 05, 2019Time spent outdoors can promote physical activity, which in turn improves focus and reduces anxiety. These innovative new Pittsburgh programs will get your kids to embrace nature.
Dr. Todd Wolynn’s ‘Pediatrician for President’ campaign promotes better health for kids
Posted on: November 05, 2019“Kids’ health is getting worse, as well as the things that impact kids’ health – the big buzz words like transportation, housing, safe neighborhoods, access to healthy food.”
Bullying at school requires discussion at home. Kidcast shows how to start the conversation.
Posted on: November 05, 2019Try to get the whole story and make sure you have an understanding of the incident. Ask questions, then listen.