Family’s First Zoo Day

My son is in a stuffed animal phase. He carries them around the house as he completes his daily activities: knocking the books off shelves and splashing in the dogs’ water bowl. He hoards them in bed at night, sings to them and gives them sweet kisses. So, you can...

Crack A Book or Crack An Egg: Simple Summer Brain Boosters

Summertime is the perfect time to keep your child’s mind sharp, increase his or her confidence and delve into subjects and skills that capture your child’s interest. Plenty of local camps provide learning opportunities, from learning to code and building robots to...

How Safe Is Your Sunscreen?

  You may not be doing the right things to protect your children from sun damage. As many as 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. “Skin cancer risk is related to cumulative lifetime sun exposure,” says Dr. Ted Lain, a board-certified...

Sun Safety Education

MD Anderson Cancer Center and the CATCH Global Foundation recently announced an expansion of its sun safety education program aimed at children in grades preschool through 1st grade. The program, called Ray and the Sunbeatables: A Sun Safety Curriculum for K-1, will...

Health Program’s Play

The City of Austin’s Health and Human Services’ Austin Healthy Adolescent Program (AHA) announced it is presenting “Stigma,” a play to create awareness of HIV/AIDS and its impact on the community. The play will be performed Friday, July 29, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday,...

Back-to-School Program

Austin nonprofit Manos de Cristo is set to help thousands of Central Texas children, Pre-K through 5th grades, with their annual Back-to-School program July 18-22. The program prepares low-income students for the school year by providing each child with two sets of...

A Play for the Youngest Audience

Pollyanna Theatre, a resident company of the Long Center, presents Cowboy in the Kitchen by Bethany Lynn Corey on June 11 and 14 through 18 at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Created for children as young as 18 months to 4 years of age, Cowboy in the Kitchen invites the audience...

Teen Book Festival

The Texas Teen Book Festival will include such authors as Sabaa Tahir, Ally Carter, Jeffery Self, Traci Chee and John Corey Whaley. TTBF takes place on Saturday, October 1, at St. Edward’s University. “We are beyond excited to announce our full lineup,” said...
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