Parents should consider getting assessed if they learn that their child has been diagnosed with ADHD or a learning disability.

The latest Thriving Kids podcast episode provides some tips and reminders about parenting and self-care - and discusses how caregivers have a responsibility not only to take care of young children, but also themselves.

Latino Books Month, which is celebrated in May, is a great opportunity for educators and caregivers to introduce children to bilingual authors and books from Spanish-speaking countries.

On Thursday, May 28, families and educators will have the opportunity to emphasize the role that play has in children’s development as part of the global World Play Day celebration.

PA One Book is asking that early learning programs, libraries, and families take the 2026 PA One Book Survey to provide feedback on the year’s book selection.

The University of Pittsburgh’s Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is seeking families to take part in a study on their experiences with referrals and developmental follow-ups following discharge from the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

The Pennsylvania Key’s health trend of the month for May focuses on preventing lead poisoning in young children.

Pennsylvania Promise for Children has released its May list of recommended books for preschoolers that includes eight titles across four categories.

A high-conflict divorce can be very difficult for a child - and those who get caught in the middle of two fighting parents can become collateral damage, the Child Mind Institute notes.