Alicia McKenzie, a mother of five from McLean, Va., has written a children’s book, “These ABCs Belong to Me!,” to help kids reclaim negative labels and turn them into positive traits. Drawing from her ...

To be fair, Lapelyte might have caught that raptured gaze from her performers: several dozen third- and fourth-graders at ...

The Sioux Falls Children’s Choir has been part of the city for ten years, experiencing its share of highs and lows during ...

A demo on playing the ukulele and a family-friendly poetry workshop are among many free events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.

Gh Online French Lessons for Kids and Adults presents the 2025 Superwonderland French Funfair, scheduled to take place on October 25, 2025, at the Borteyman Sports Complex in Accra. GH Online French ...

Late-night host Bill Maher is questioning where all the college anti-Israel protesters went as the terror group Hamas continues its wave of violence, turning weapons ...

Some kids in Eastern Europe are taking drone lessons to prepare for potential threats from Russia. As shutdown becomes 2nd longest ever, Johnson hints at changes to GOP's strategy A Massive New Study ...

Exploring the joys and challenges of fatherhood, through the eyes of an Indigenous dad. Manny Lieras (Navajo and Comanche) and his daughters play in the grass at the Martin Luther King Jr. Regional ...

After her successful surgical procedures in the past two months, a grateful Kris Aquino expressed her appreciation for her sons Josh and Bimby who have been by her side through it all. The celebrity ...

Teaching your kids about money is an important task for parents. It can also be fun. Read on for some engaging tips that’ll set your little ones up for financial success. Estonia warns: “Putin is ...

Prince William is "quite vocal" about his plans for the monarchy when he becomes King one day, a source with ties to the palace tells PEOPLE in this week's exclusive cover story The Prince of Wales, ...

“It was believed that children come into the world, tabula rasa." We all giggled when the child psychology lecturer said this during our introductory Child Psychology class, as freshers at university.