Local venues offer plenty of indoor activities to escape rainy or hot summer days, like family yoga and tai chi at the Mead Public Library.

To play this silly game, all you need are buckets, potatoes and kids with a good sense of humor. Set the buckets up at one side of the room. Next, ask each child to carry a potato between their legs ...

Telling the story of humanity’s origins in Africa—this time, for kids Nikkolas Smith, the bestselling illustrator, has a new children's book that takes a look at the innovative, creative dawn ...

If your children are spending too much time on screens, it can cause emotional and behavioral problems and lead to more screen use, according to a new meta-analysis.

Every year on June 5, World Environment Day gives a chance to reconnect with nature and remind ourselves of the little changes that can make a big difference. While the topic of “sustainability ...

Lifestyle Family & Kids YouTube Exact amount of screen time NHS recommends based on kids' ages - as parents debate A mum has sparked a debate online after telling parents that she refuses to let ...

Netflix is doubling gaming efforts across demographics, including building up its offering for kids with IP including "Peppa Pig," "Sesame Street." ...

A May 2025 study from Angel Q, a kid-safe internet browser, found that 67% of parents fear their kids are addicted to digital devices, which is causing them to miss out on precious family time and ...

A to-do list of engaging summer activities for kids Walks, writing workshops, theatre exercises, book clubs, art and craft sessions—there’s plenty to keep children occupied during summer ...

Working with successful business people and CEOs gives childrens counselor Tim Jordon a unique insight into the mistakes wealthy parents make.

In today’s technology-driven world, managing screen time struggles has become a common challenge for parents. With children ...

As Daylight Saving Time ends, here's how you can save your kids' mental health — and your own 'You can show your kids better than you can tell them,' said one child and adolescent psychiatrist.