The Kidsville Family Festival is THIS Saturday! Plus, celebrate Hispanic Heritage at Nashville Zoo and The Discovery Center; the 43rd annual WilCo Pow Wow and so much more as the fall season begins.
The Cheekwood Harvest continues! Plus, the Nashville Greek Festival; the final Full Moon Pickin' Party of the year; the Hendersonville Hot Chicken Festival; Oktoberfest in Murfreesboro and lots more for your weekend.
Oh my GOURD! Pumpkin patch season is almost here! Find a fall festival at a farm near you to pick out a pumpkin, get lost in a corn maze, frolic with some farm animals and more.
Your kids don’t need perfect parents — they need present ones. Talk with them openly, build routines they can rely on, and meet them with patience and care. That kind of everyday support is what helps their mental health flourish.
A new study suggests that for kids, the problem isn’t screens themselves — it’s helping them use screens in healthy, intentional ways, while understanding the pressures that make this challenging for families.
Tiny tweaks can lead to big wins when it comes to your family’s health and happiness! Whether it’s taking a nightly silly dance in the living room, adding a rainbow of fruits and veggies to your plates, or winding down with cozy bedtime stories, little habits can make a huge difference.
Schools are changing — even as the lowest funded per-student state educationally. Here’s what you need to know about achievement, school choice and where our kids are headed next.
For Tennessee parents staring down the third-grade reading benchmark, the most important reading lessons may happen years before a child ever takes the TCAP.
Whether you have little kids or big, in your hustle to make everything happen, know that slowing down and resisting the urge to take over is the greatest gift you can give your learners.
Looking for the human edge is what the future is all about. Artificial Intelligence can’t replace your child's unique ability for self expression, so it's a great idea to build it up!
It's the moment when you realize that your kid has an entire life that you can't see: the first signs of a separate life. This is a tough subject to square.