The tooth fairy is one of those magical myths I remember from my childhood. I imagined that a small fairy similar to Tinker Bell, only quieter, would come into my room while I was asleep and exchange my tooth for a shiny quarter. But now that I have my own kids, I feel like I [...]
Do you wonder what your kids are learning at school? Some kids like to discuss their day in great detail while other kids are less forthcoming. PBS parents worked with a panel of educators from across the country to develop a useful guide showing what our children learn and how they learn from preschool through [...]
By Marianne Ruggiero Coordinator of Family Programs at The RISD Museum —- Note: The images of artwork from The RISD Museum collection will remain on the Kidoinfo website for only 3 months as requested by the Museum. Although the images have been removed, kids may still enjoy doing some of the following projects. —- Could [...]
We discovered this book by Neil Gaiman on a recent trip to the library. What a cool find for kids and parents. I am a fan of Dave McKean’s mixed-media style illustrations – his art is an amazing combination of collage, paint, and pen. The book came with a CD of the author reading the [...]
I don’t believe only girls can have dollhouses. My husband calls the ones he built for our sons when they were 3, “architectural models”. I find it easier to say dollhouse. One of my sons kept his house neat and orderly for a while and “played house”. My other son liked to mess up his [...]
