CT Homecare Company Demystifies Dementia for National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in November

-FAMILY-OWNED ASSISTED LIVING HOME CARE SERVICES DISCUSSES TYPES, CAUSES AND CARE FOR DEBILITATING COGNITIVE DISEASE-

Top 7 Tips to Prevent Elderly Falls this Autumn Season

-ASSISTED LIVING HOME CARE SERVICES CREATES SOLUTIONS TO KEEP SENIORS SAFE ON THEIR FEET FOR NATIONAL FALL PREVENTION WEEK SEPT 21-26th-

Brooklyn Children’s Museum Hosts Summer Lineup of Soccer, Art, Food, and Cultural Celebrations

Families can enjoy World Cup-inspired Field Days, kid-friendly watch parties, a Rich Tu poster-making workshop, and more.

NYC's Free Outdoor Pools Open For The Season This Weekend

The city's 53 outdoor pools open June 27 and stay open through Sept. 13, with free sunscreen, youth lunches and swim programs.

Brooklyn Children’s Museum Celebrates Festival of Color on Saturday, April 25

New York City’s largest family Holi event returns with dance, color powder, food, and family fun

NYC Women Bear Hidden Health And Financial Costs Of Caregiving, Study Finds

A report from 1,029 unpaid caregivers, including 510 women, finds women account for 61 percent of all unpaid caregivers.

A Sea of Green on the Connecticut Scene!

GIRL SCOUTS OF CONNECTICUT CELEBRATES ORGANIZATION’S 114TH BIRTHDAY MARCH 7-14TH

Brooklyn Children’s Museum Welcomes Rogers Burgers as New Culinary Program Partner

The Museum celebrates Brooklyn’s Caribbean and Black heritage by teaming up with the Caribbean-inspired smash burger restaurant.

Clearing The Confusion on Dementia Across Connecticut

ASSISTED LIVING HOME CARE SERVICES FIRST IN STATE TO EARN PRESTIGIOUS DEMENTIA LIVE® SIMULATION TRAINING CERTIFICATION

After An ICE Arrest, A Scarred Family Returns To 26 Federal Plaza

The family had gone for a routine check-in, then spent the holidays trapped in a hotel room awaiting their seemingly inevitable deportation.

Free Summer Camps Available For NYC Youth

The nonprofit Fresh Air Fund offers free summer sleepaway camps in New York's Mid-Hudson Valley for New York City youth aged 8 to 17.

Warm Up this Winter with Comforting Girl Scout Cookies!

-Girl Scouts of Connecticut Launches Official 2026 Cookie Season-

Join Brooklyn Children’s Museum to Celebrate Tu BiShvat, The New Year of the Trees, on Sunday, February 1

Families can learn about the Jewish holiday with engaging, hands-on and educational activities

Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Nickelodeon and Paramount+ Present PAW Patrol Holidays on Saturday, December 20

Attend a special screening, sing-along, and meet-and-greet with Chase and Skye!

Reduced College Tuition for One Smart Girl Scout Cookie!

-QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY CREATES NEW $92,000 ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP FOR GIRL SCOUTS OF CONNECTICUT-

Giving Seniors the Gift of Aging Safely in Their Own Home

-CT HOMECARE AGENCY HIGHLIGHTS STATE PROGRAM THAT PAYS FAMILY CAREGIVERS TAX-FREE STIPEND-

New Exploremores™ Girl Scout Sandwich Cookie Joins Nationwide Lineup for 2026 Season

-Taking after the classic chocolate treat, the new rocky road ice cream–inspired cookie captures the limitless spirit of exploration that dr

Kickstart Back-to-School Success: Essential Study Skills Workshops: 2025-26

Is your middle or high schooler ready to study smarter, not harder? Join our Kickstart Success Study Skills Workshop on August 30–31

10K+ NYC 8th Graders Took Part in 1st Year of Groundbreaking $2.5M Holocaust Education Program

Museum of Jewish Heritage, Gray Foundation & NYC Councilmember Julie Menin Initiative Aims to Educate 85K Youth in 3 Years

How To Apply For Summer Food Benefits For NYC Kids

Families can get $120 per child through the Summer EBT program, which is open for applications through Sept. 3, 2025.

Seaport Kids x Teddy Bear Clinic

Join NewYork-Presbyterian experts on Saturday, March 1, for a special Seaport Kids x Teddy Bear Clinic and lunch at the Seaport!

The Tastiest Time of the Year is Here!

-Girl Scouts of Connecticut’s 2025 Cookie Order Taking Launches on January 24th-

Giving the Gift of the Great Outdoors to Your Favorite Girl Scout

-GIRL SCOUTS OF CONNECTICUT OFFERS HOLIDAY DISCOUNT FOR EARLY SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION-

New York City Is Under A Drought Watch. Shorter Showers Could Just Be The Start

Water conservation measures are voluntary — for now. Here's what you need to know about what's happening, and what could be coming next.

NYC Tap Water May Taste Different Starting Today. Here's Why.

"The water will always be there," said Department of Environmental Protection Deputy Commissioner Paul Rush.

Girl Scouts of Connecticut Hosts Community Camp-Out Sept. 13th

ANNUAL OVERNIGHT COMMUNITY CAMP EVENT FOSTERS LOVE OF OUTDOORS

Invest in Your Child's Academic Success this Summer

Summer offers a unique opportunity for your child to relax, recharge, and explore new interests.

Sozo Children’s Choir to perform in New York City

Choir from Uganda, Africa concludes U.S. Tour with first-ever performances in New York City

Our Pick: End of Year Teachers Gift: The Wednesday Lady (book)

Educator Ellen Lewis wrote The Wednesday Lady, using her fifty years as a teacher and sharing some of her report card notes and much more.

The Wednesday Lady by Ellen Lewis is lovable gift for teachers

Teacher Ellen Lewis wrote a fantastic book about her 50 years as an educator. Turns out it's perfect for your end-of-year teacher gift!

Can a Fairy wear glasses? Yes! Meet Dew...and more

New fairy book and series alert: Diverse, down to earth fairies for ALL children published today. "Dew Falls Lightly" is 1st book in series

Almost Half The Families Who Got 60-Day Eviction Notices Moved Out Of Shelters

Data showed that 29% of migrant families who got such notices switched to other shelters, while 16% remained in their original shelter.

Unlock Your Student's Academic Potential with EAS Midwinter Break!

Join us for an exciting online event that aims to help your student reach their full academic potential!

Here Are NYC's Top Baby Names

Get ready for even more little Liams and effervescent Emmas at your daycare.

Nearly 80% NYC Gen Z Adults Still Live At Home With Family: New Study

Millennials are also having trouble leaving the nest — 28 percent of them in New York City still live in their parents, a study found.

The Magic Door is the perfect children's book for our turbulent times.

Attention parents, grandparents, and kids' book lovers! A new book, The Magic Door, shares a powerful message for children around the world

80% Of NYC Families Can't Afford Childcare For Young Kids: Study

"This is a crisis that calls for bold action," an advocate said after a study showed childcare is too expensive for most city families.

Countdown to College Applications - Seniors the Season Begins!

Get ready for the ultimate college application season kick-off with Countdown to College!

Nearly 2 Years After Ida, Manville Residents Are Forced To Choose Between Leaving Their Homes Or Paying For Repairs Themselves

Traumatic memories of escaping her home during Ida with her then-7-year-old daughter still haunt Maryann Morris.

Got Medicaid? Renew Your Coverage To Keep It That Way

After a pandemic reprieve, New Yorkers who rely on Medicaid have to again prove they qualify in order to keep coverage.

5 Ways Families Can Avoid Overspending This Summer — And Beyond

Summer spending doesn't have to break the bank! Here are a few ways to cut back while still having some big fun all year.

Helpful Pregnancy Advice That Moms-To-Be Should Embrace

If you're pregnant, don't stress— a new book explains just what to do while making your baby, from healthy diets to the checklist you need.

Tidying Up: How To Declutter Our Lives As Parents

It's common to feel suffocated by all of our material objects. Luckily, there are some ways to simplify our lives as parents and people.

7 Expert Tips On Managing Your Picky Little Eaters

Every parent wants to crack the code on their picky eaters — without having to force-feed them. Here are some techniques that will help.

Traveling With A Toddler: Pro Tips And Avoidable Fails

Planning a getaway with a toddler? It might not be as sunny as you hoped, if you're not prepared. Here are some tips to remember!

7 Signs You Might Be Over-Parenting

A recent book suggests that over-parenting your child could be doing more harm than good — but how do you know when you're guilty of it?

What Is A Lawnmower Parent — And Are You One?

You've heard of the helicopter parent, but there’s a new term sweeping the playgrounds. Are you guilty of it?

6 Ways To Balance Parenthood And A Successful Career

With a little creative thinking, courage, and planning, you can find a modern-day workflow that actually works for you and your family.