From parks in the city to nature sanctuaries, here’s a list of our favorite places to lay out a picnic blanket in Dallas-Fort Worth.
From parks in the city to nature sanctuaries, here’s a list of our favorite places to lay out a picnic blanket in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Grapevine resident Jenny Marr got the surprise of a lifetime when she learned she was expecting natural, identical quadruplets.
As more parents opt for those campuses over traditional public schools, here’s what to know about admissions, programs and class sizes.
Load up the car and hit the roads leading out of Dallas-Fort Worth for some of our region’s best state parks, where wild nature awaits.
We spoke with Jackie Bowen, executive director of Clean Label Project, about baby food and what you can do as a parent to keep your little ones safe.
The editors here at DFWChild love sharing some of their favorite things with you, so check out this weekly spotlight on brands, places and other items they can’t live without.
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Get your kids on a good nutritional path. A study indicates that having a diet high in sugar and fat as a child can alter the gut microbiome for life.
How do you prepare your kids—and yourself—for their first sleepaway camp? Check out these eight simple tips, from packing to sleepovers.
Spend a Friday with Mansfield mom Amy Preston, as she tends to her three kids and two businesses—and finds time to relax at the end of the day.
Jenny Marr shares the products she loves for her babies and her perspective as a mom of quadruplets—from the best stroller for multiples to push presents.
Trials and tribulations are a part of life—you can’t prevent your kids from going through that. So how do you keep them from adopting a victim mentality?
Looking for a new family outing? Get your crew together and get up close to your grub at these Dallas Fort Worth farmers markets.
All year, kids look forward to summer camp. But how do you choose the right one for them? Here are six things you should consider.
Meet Dallas teen Rhea Rajani. She used art to help her sister with special needs communicate more effectively. Now she’s helping others too.
We put together a list of 20 places to go with the kiddos during the spring—indoor, outdoor, sports-focused, artsy, scientific, all the things!
When it comes to your child’s education, you have choices. Charter schools are a free, public option—here are some to consider.
Supporting your baby’s developing immune system is critical. Our five easy yet trusted tips will help.
Since there are still a number of kids learning from a distance, how can teachers and other adults look out for abuse or neglect in a virtual world?
“The Izzys” (of the wildly successful YouTube channel) give us a tour of the state capital.
Need some inspiration on what to fill your kiddo’s Easter basket with? Check out our ideas from devotional books and jewelry, to Legos and stickers!
Shed those winter coats, grab the kids and check out all the season has to offer!
It was really cold last month—but were you “as cold as a naked mole rat,” as one DFW kid declared? Check out more funny (and sweet) parenting moments.
There’s so much to know when it comes to organizing a trip of this magnitude. Here’s your “how to” guide for this one of a kind Disney trip.
Jamese Cherry and her husband don’t miss a chance to emphasize the importance of education to their two kids. See how her path is shaping their kid’s lives.
Like other kids, kids with special needs are diverse, and there are many educational apps that can help them with their needs. Here are some of the best.
Easter is around the corner! Looking for some fun Easter outfits? Check out our ideas for you, for him, for the kiddos, everyone!
