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The Neuroscience of Neighborliness: How kindness changes kids’ brains
When children practice prosocial behaviors — helping, sharing, comforting — brain regions tied to empathy and reward activate.
10 fun weekend events: Meet a therapy dog, watch free ballet, bond with superheroes and much more!
We have the scoop on all the cool family events happening around Pittsburgh this weekend.
Pittsburgh-area kids can meet Daniel Tiger, Donkey Hodie, Mr. McFeely and more at these live events
Donkey Hodie and Daniel Tiger will visit with families from real-world Pittsburgh-area neighborhoods.
Pool safety tips for families from the YMCA and “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood”
From a song about water safety to tips from the YMCA, ‘Daniel Tiger’ is helping kids be safer while swimming this summer.
New research shows the lasting impact of “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” on teens who watched as preschoolers
Teens said they remember “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” as a show that taught them social-emotional and life skills and they still use these strategies today.
Daniel Tiger’s new digital game helps prep kids for a positive experience at the dentist
“Daniel Tiger: At the Dentist” is a new free game that can help kids feel comfortable at the dentist.
New parenting resources coming from Fred Rogers Productions (plus, our ‘Daniel Tiger’ survey results!)
Fred Rogers Productions is offering helpful videos about parenting alongside episodes of “Daniel Tiger.”
7 things to do this weekend in Pittsburgh with kids, including baseball, bison and a massive block party
Got plans? From “Daniel Tiger”‘s birthday to STEAM fun at PNC Park, there are so many things to do this weekend in Pittsburgh with kids.
Kidsburgh Mental Health Guide: What do we mean when we talk about kids’ mental health?
There is plenty of information and support now available to help families cultivate the best possible mental health.
Kidsburgh: PBS Launches Channel For Kids
Fred Rogers made Pittsburgh a center for children’s television programming and his legacy continues with new shows being created here. Now, PBS has launched a channel for kids, with programming just for younger children.