Movies That Teach Kids About Climate Change Last updated: July 11, 2025 by Angela Zimmerman Climate change is tough to discuss with kids, but these kid-friendly movies are an excellent way to start ...

Literature fuels empathy and conversation. It can foster belonging and it can also fuel productive discourse. But only if you actually read. If you choose to opt out altogether, you only fuel ...

Former garda told a court a colleague carried out a 'calculated, predatory act of violence' by impersonating her online and inciting men to come to her home and rape her ...

As they age, however, children increasingly view racial characteristics as an integral part of nationality. By the age of 9, we found that children were considering the white English speakers to be ...

By Damian Flanagan Whenever I am in Britain, I generally attempt to steer clear of any conversation about Japan as this will ...

As part of our WCTV Grow Up Safe summer series, we’re having a roundtable discussion about digital safety, what parents should know and how to effectively talk to kids to keep them safe online.

When your child is having a hard time expressing emotions, child psychologist J. Timothy Davis suggests brief chats over time ...

As the school year wraps up, many children are keen for summer break. Summer means sunshine, and hopefully popsicles and lots of playtime. But for many families, summer also brings a combination ...

Driving me crazy is a phrase used to say that something is making you very upset or annoyed. If something is hard to keep track it is hard to follow or pay attention to. To be in the same boat as ...

Children’s Association (WCA), the county’s only independent child advocacy organization, held its third annual Commissioners’ Conversation on Thursday, June 17, at the Greenburgh Public Library. The ...

Movies That Inspire Kids to Change the World Last updated: June 21, 2025 by Sierra Filucci Inspiration comes from a variety of sources, but movies can be particularly powerful for kids and teens.

Long, emotional talks often overwhelm kids and frustrate parents. This simple strategy helps your child open up—one minute at a time.