Children get a much-needed break from the school year during the summer, but it’s important to ensure that the learning doesn’t stop when they are away from the classroom for months.

The Pennsylvania Key focuses on how to regulate children’s screen time and digital media use in its latest health trend report.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients affected by severe weather and extended power outages following recent storms in Pennsylvania might be eligible for replacement benefits.

The Pennsylvania Key is holding a monthly gathering for early childhood educators, leaders, and support systems staff to explore mindfulness.

PA Promise for Children has released a list of recommended July books for preschoolers, providing eight titles across four categories.

The Child Mind Institute has released a set of resources for caregivers with highly-dependent adult children - known as “failure to launch syndrome” - that describes what can be done for children who are not moving forward.

While summer for many children brings to mind a relaxing period without homework or having to wake up early, others might find it more stressful.

The use of smartphones and social media are often high on the list of factors that can affect a child’s mental health. However, a new episode of the Thriving Kids podcast discusses some of the surprising findings on the matter.

In a new set of resources, the Child Mind Institute notes that loosening the rules for screen time might seem fair when school’s out - however, a lack of rules will not work.