Kidsburgh Hero: Safety patrol 4th-grader awarded AAA Lifesaving Medal
This is a reminder that heroes come in all sizes and to not underestimate the courage of little kids.
2 programs offer golf lessons and life lessons for Pittsburgh kids
Golf is the only sport that you don’t have a referee. You’re calling your own penalties on yourself.
300-plus (mostly free) activities spark excitement for kids through Remake Learning Days
RLD connects kids from pre-K through high school with a network of facilities where they can let their imaginations run wild.
10 risky apps parents should watch out for in 2019
it’s nearly impossible to keep up with every hot new app on your kid’s phone, which makes knowing the risky features a solid first step.
11 ways kids can celebrate Earth Day season in Pittsburgh
One day is simply not enough to contain all the activities dedicated to Earth Day.
Social media, body image and how art therapy helps kids with eating disorders
A study at The University of Pittsburgh found that participants who most frequently checked social media throughout the day had 2.6 times the risk of reporting eating and body image […]
An emotional ceremony aims to raise awareness of child abuse in Pennsylvania
The goal is raising awareness by giving people concrete steps they can take to get involved.
New Pittsburgh law protects pregnant women and their partners
Pittsburgh is a trailblazer in protecting the rights of pregnant women and their partners. A new law took effect in the City of Pittsburgh in April that protects employees throughout […]
Here’s why the upcoming Pittsburgh School Board elections matter
This is a common good. It leads to the success or failure of our region and our city.
Pittsburgh Today Live: Pittsburgh organizations where families can volunteer together
Families are often looking for ways to teach children about charity and helping others, and Kidsburgh is here to help!
Is your school safe? A new report has shocking findings
Women for a Healthy Environment can help districts find grant money to offset the costs.
10 ways kids can celebrate Martin Luther King Day in Pittsburgh
Organizations around town are planning lots of special events for families to honor the work and legacy of the champion of civil rights.
“Hamilton” crew teaches Pittsburgh kids about dance, diversity and changes in musical theater
The musical Hamilton is taking Pittsburgh by storm, with 32 shows throughout the month of January. It’s the most popular musical to hit Broadway in years, and its impact is […]
Kidcast looks ahead to meeting parenting goals in 2019
Have you made your New Year’s Resolutions? What about your goals as a parent?
No more toys! Moms hope their kids receive gifts of experiences from doting relatives this year
These presents can fill kids with excitement and provide memories for many years to come.
Rube Goldberg’s zany chain-reaction machines come to life in new exhibit at the Children’s Museum
“He wanted to prove to his father that an artist could make a living and could matter in this crazy world of ours.”
10 ways kids can explore space in Pittsburgh
Space exploration and the study of the night sky captivates the imagination.
No sitter? No problem! 6 spots where Pittsburgh moms and babies can work out together
“This is a time for mom to get some self-care. I try to remind them to find stillness and quiet even among the noise.”
KDKA’s Kristine Sorensen launches Kidsburgh’s new Kidcast webcast
We all have to help each other as parents, and Kidcast is one more way to make our lives a little easier.
Jumping Jack Theater welcomes kids to sensory-friendly performances
“Theater can change lives, and it needs to be accessible to everyone.”