As parents, we’re always looking for simple, meaningful ways to help our kids learn and grow. When it comes to early literacy skills, there is so much learning that naturally happens in everyday ...

“Change is good. It’s alright to change. It’s going to happen a lot and you have to be brave and be confident.” Change can be hard — but talking with your child can help them better understand and ...

Have you ever described something to someone only to find out that they pictured it differently from what you meant? The “Tiny Time Travel” series explores what happens when communication between ...

If your kids are like mine, they love playing video games! Joining them is a great way to connect and create a shared experience with my kids. While we play, I learn from them, hear their thoughts, ...

Reading books to children is a gift that keeps giving! When combined with a holiday like Kwanzaa, reading offers an opportunity to celebrate and educate little ones about African heritage and Black ...

Being a kid presents lots of opportunities for frustration. It’s normal and expected that children feel frustrated when things don’t go their way. After all, children are in a constant state of growth ...

Gather everyone and get ready for some hee-hawesome Donkey Hodie fun! Select a child to begin the game with “Donkey Hodie Says” prompts. Players follow and act out the instructions. Remember to give ...

What is perseverance? In the “Perseverance” episode of “PBS KIDS Talk About,” 10-year-old Karli defines perseverance as seeing something through to the end “because it’s like not giving up.” Kids need ...

As a mom and librarian, I love reading books with my son that have representations of Indigenous Peoples. I am happy to share some new reads from Native authors and illustrators. It's important to me ...

“Rosie’s Rules,” a new animated series on PBS KIDS, welcomes preschoolers and parents into a vibrant community where Rosie Fuentes, a spunky five-year-old, is learning the world's rules, one preschool ...

On July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. This law prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities and is celebrated as part of Disability Pride Month.

Is your family ready to travel farther from home this summer? More travel can lead to more waiting, riding, or flying time. That can be tough for a young child — they’ll want something fun to do! Ease ...