The Best Events In Philadelphia This June and July

6th Annual PawFest Block Party June 7, Noon-5 p.m. | Reading, PA Support local animal rescue efforts at this family event by PA Pitstop Rescue at the Reading Liederkranz featuring a vendor fair, carnival games, live music and lots of adoptable...

Celebrating Father’s Day In Delaware Valley!

Father’s Day Crafty Make ‘n Take June 20, 10 a.m.-noon | Princeton, NJ Kids can make a farm-themed gift for their father, grandfather or other guardian...

7 Free Events To Attend This June And July In Delaware Valley

Philadelphia Juneteenth Parade and Festival  June 21, 11 a.m. | Philadelphia, PA Celebrate Juneteenth with an afternoon of fun events all over Philadelphia, including a parade,...

Weekend Fun in the Delaware Valley: May 29-31

Don't have anything planned for the weekend? Check out these family-friendly events in the Delaware Valley, including educational history and science festivals! Pop Spirit Hunters:...

A Head Start on Summer Fun

If your child’s already thinking about summer camp, it might be time to start looking into early registration. Some camps accept applications as early...

Growing, Nurturing, Leading: Camp Directors Reflect On Their Own Summer Camp Experiences

Many of the directors of our favorite summer camps in the Delaware Valley region were once campers themselves. Some of them even attended the...

Cradles to Crayons-Philadelphia Hosts Spring Donation Drive

The Philadelphia chapter of clothing insecurity nonprofit Cradles to Crayons (C2C) is holding its annual Spring Greening Donation Drive through April 25, and locals...

Parent You Should Know … Mara O’Rourke

West Chester resident Mara O’Rourke is a labor and delivery nurse who makes it a priority to make time for intentional fun and live...

3 Things Families in the Delaware Valley Should Know in April

Here's what you shouldn't miss this spring in the Philly area, from the best family-friendly baseball promo days to lots of fun to be...

Spring Traditions: Field Day

By May and June, summer break and graduation may be the first thing on kids’ minds when thinking about the remainder of their school...

Dance: Art or Sport?

For decades, dance has sparked debate: Is it primarily an art form or should it be recognized as a sport? Could it be both...

Helping Kids Develop Media Literacy

Whether it’s books, movies or cartoons, the art that children engage with helps them to develop media literacy — the ability to think critically...

Spring Traditions: Field Day

By May and June, summer break and graduation may be the first thing on kids’ minds when thinking about the remainder of their school...

Supporting Your Middle Child

It can be tough to be the middle child. They’re not the first to reach developmental milestones and gain special privileges like their elder...

Do’s and Don’ts: What to Say to Your Young Athlete

Participating in youth sports can be incredibly beneficial for kids, but when parents place a lot of pressure on their young athletes, they can...

Safety First: Child Safety Resources in Pennsylvania

Raising a child can be one safety scare after another. Here are some local and regional resources to help give parents, babysitters and family...

Brushing Up on Dental Care for All Ages

Encouraging your kids to adapt good tooth-brushing habits at a young age can help them keep their teeth healthy for life. Parents may not know...

How Do You Know If Your Child Needs Speech Therapy?

For new parents, watching as your child starts to talk is a one-of-a-kind experience. But for children with speech disorders, the road to communication...