Camp has been providing special memories of hiking, swimming, friendships, and adventure for generations.

Your graduating senior may not get to walk across the stage this year, but you can still throw them a special celebration. Jane Birdwell, creator of Tablevogue Fitted Table Covers, shares tips for hosting a festive online party for your 2020 graduate.

With so many families at home with their children, many are looking for fun ways to keep them from getting bored during learning time, so this “Fizz Activated Balloon Inflator” from The Big Bang’s Amy is the perfect science experiment fun!

Looking for ways to participate in COVID-19 relief efforts?

The National Center on Sexual Exploitation has compiled a list of five things parents can do to help keep their children safe online during this extended period of isolation.

The coronavirus pandemic is causing more Americans to buy groceries and eat from home, but what happens when you are running short on essential items or your budget begins to dwindle?

Let’s face it, sheltering in place is no cakewalk when you’re trying to run a business and be a parent.

Here are some tips and tricks to make handwashing a fun, family activity.

Here are some tips and tricks to make handwashing a fun, family activity.

Chances are, at some point your child will meet someone at school or in the community that has disabilities.

Open communication and mutual consideration create a solid foundation.

Time for Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward All Men.

Birmingham Parent’s 2020 Summer Camp Guide can help you find the perfect camp for your child.

10 tips on how you can choose the right day camp for your child.

How do you prepare a kid – and yourself – for their first sleepaway camp experience? Here are six things you should do.

Here are four different ways that summer camp can help your kids develop and mature.

Reduce Toy Clutter in Six Easy Steps

What Parents Need to Know

“The time you invest when they are young will be paid back later on when they are stable responsible adolescents whom you can trust to do the right thing.” – Vivian K. Friedman, Ph.D.

Most of the time there is no need to panic.