With the digital footprint, parents can get creative and make gifts for family.

There are surprises literally around every corner.

It gives parents a window into our classroom.

Escape hot summer days in an air-conditioned theater or unwind on balmy nights with movie viewing under the stars.

At the grown-up age of 60, Three Rivers Arts Festival remains as fresh and young-looking as ever.

This is a reminder that heroes come in all sizes and to not underestimate the courage of little kids.

Learning new words can be a part of playing. We’ll show you how.

We wanted to focus not only on their ideas and their emotions but their sense of vibration and sound. 

Kristine Sorensen looks back on this year’s Kidcast series with advice from Pittsburgh parents.

Golf is the only sport that you don’t have a referee. You’re calling your own penalties on yourself.

Monica Ruiz with Casa San Jose helps families understand the laws concerning school, car seats, health insurance and more.

RLD connects kids from pre-K through high school with a network of facilities where they can let their imaginations run wild.

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.

The experts at Trying Together tell us what to look for in a preschool.

How to help your son or daughter have the best possible start in school.

One day is simply not enough to contain all the activities dedicated to Earth Day.

Charlie and Latasha Batch have learned a lot from the thousands of kids they’ve helped through their foundation.

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 […]

Our Kidcast celebrity guest tells us why reading is so important for him and his monster family.

Is it hard to pull the i-Pad from your kid’s gripping hands?  You’re not alone!