Mark your calendars for July 17 when the Triangle gets its very first sensory clubhouse, Sensored Vibes. Designed for the neurodiverse community, this safe space will bring together kids, adults, parents, and professionals. Equally important, it will provide a sensory…
Digital books are typically inexpensive, convenient and earth-friendly. But does anything ever fully replace the feeling of your fingers fanning through the pages of a book? Folding a corner to remind yourself where you left off? Jotting down a quick…
The Triangle offers lots of play escapes where kids can create and learn — and many outings are free.
Medical professionals, first responders, restaurant workers, grocery store employees and others whom we all depend on to keep local services in place during the pandemic have options regarding child care.
New speaker series aims to inspire confident parenting and highlight resources for families
Ready to spend some time outdoors with your family? You're bound to have fun at any of these kid-friendly hiking spots around the Triangle.
Know when to seek help and what treatment options are available.
Celebrate the mini con at ImaginOn with the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library!
Find out how legislators and organizations are trying to help.
Start here to put your child on the path to graduating high school with the Class of 2033.
These 4 picture books highlight the power of dads -- just in time for Father's Day!
Your child could get a free, high-quality and age-appropriate book each month.
When your kids — and you — are itching to get outside for active playtime, check out one of the Triangle's top playgrounds.
Read advice from local private school administrators for how to approach private school open houses.
100 educators from Wake County attended WakeEd Partnership’s SummerSTEM event, an eight-day professional development program.
Enter to win a Crayola Kids@Work Action Blocks 105-piece Tube set and a Canvas Factory 16-by-20-inch canvas.
Core nonacademic skills may be a direct reflection of a child’s everyday environments.
The North Carolina Institute of Medicine and advocacy group NC Child gave the state “D” grades for school health and mental health.
A local father faces the challenge of sending his son off to school for the first time.
Devices will track and improve students’ critical reading skills.
Local students practice for first day of school at annual community event
Recess improves listening skills, develops the capacity to love, encourages social creativity and more.
Enter to win one of three age-specific prize packs as you prepare to send the kids back to school.
Back-to-school gear for the heroes in your life.
