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The ABCs of Active Reading

Settle a squirmy bookworm with active reading

Bringing Home Baby: Let a Postpartum Care Specialist Help

Plus: Caregiver interview questions

Surviving Baby’s First Year: A Guide

Navigating the early choices with confidence

Why Students Should Consider Majoring in Artificial Intelligence

And find out where they can do so

Movie Review: 'Missing Link'

A British explorer discovers Bigfoot and takes him on a quest around the world to reunite with his Yeti relatives.

Why You Should Build A New Home Instead of Buying Resale

In partnership with MillBridge.

How Safe are Trampolines for Children?

When does the risk of trampoline play outweigh the reward of fun outdoor exercise?

Movie Review: 'Dumbo'

A rundown circus attracts sell-out crowds with Dumbo the flying elephant. The plot is almost the same as the 1941 cartoon, but this mature and edgy film has no talking animals.

Movie Review: 'Wonderpark'

A spunky little girl uses love and light to save her beloved amusement park from being taken over by chimpanzombies.

Trade Virtual Time for the Real Game

Read about why real sports are better than digital ones

A Guide to Co-Parenting in the Digital Age

What happens when divorced parents don’t agree on technology use?

Activity Ideas for the Not-So-Sporty Kid

Keeping children active when they just aren’t into athletics

The Mother of All Baby Showers Coming to Discovery Place

Educational and fun event targets new and expecting parents

The College Admissions Scandal from the Perspective of an Admissions Consulting Firm

Naturally, the public is wondering: Is this what independent college counselors do?

Finding Balance with a Typically Developing Sibling

The road is not always easy but, special-needs siblings learn from their typically developing siblings everyday. It's important for the entire family to learn and grow together.

8 Ways Kids Can Stay Healthy Over Summer

In Partnership with Charlotte Country Day School. Spring is emerging, and summer is right around the corner. Keeping active during the summer is especially crucial for today's youth—childhood obesity is prevalent in America, and the invention of smartphones hasn't exactly…

Swim Lessons in Spring Could Save a Life This Summer

In partnership with YMCA Aquatics.

Celebrate Read Across America Day

On March 2 we celebrate Read Across America Day, a national celebration of books, literacy and reading that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading on the birthday of the legendary children's author, Dr. Seuss. Dr. Seuss’s books continue to teach, amuse, and inspire young readers with their fanciful rhymes and illustrations.