A+ Schools is asking Pittsburgh nonprofits that serve children or youth to take a survey regarding the costs involved for the transportation of children to their programs.

This month’s Buzzword is WIGGLY, which means moving, twisting, and shaking around with quick, little, or curvy motions.

Various organizations, states, and nations recognize a number of observances each month. Resources can help parents, caregivers, and child care professionals acknowledge and navigate them.

A bridge replacement project will close a section of I-376 Parkway East for 25 consecutive days starting on July 10.

A city program that offers free breakfast, lunch, and snacks for any child under age 18 will return through mid-August.

Most people don’t want to just exist to get through life - but rather, they would at some point like to thrive, a notion that is explored in the latest Thriving Kids podcast.

Families, child care providers, libraries, and community organizations can all help to nurture a love of reading in young children through the Pennsylvania One Book program, which offers free, engaging resources to support early literacy and meaningful reading experiences.

Traumatic separation, according to the Child Mind Institute, is a clinical concept based on the importance of the caregiver- or parent-child bond and the profound effects that can result from breaking it.

A majority of caregivers whose children are in Allegheny County summer programs are pleased with them, but many families face barriers to accessing them, according to data from the America After 3PM study.