MaryBeth Lewis was shopping for groceries at her local Walmart in suburban Buffalo when she got the word: Her surrogate had just been induced. She rushed home and packed a bag for her new twins — a ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Big Blue Swim School, one of the nation's fastest-growing swim school franchises, announced the opening of its 50th location in Katy, Texas. This milestone represents the ...

ATLANTA — Big Brothers Big Sisters of Atlanta is urgently seeking volunteers to mentor local youth, as the organization faces a growing need for support. Kwame Johnson, CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters ...

These are the hottest holiday toys tested and approved by the experts at Good Housekeeping. For months their team has been trying out hundreds of toys to see which ones kids love most for their annual ...

A worn, crumpled-up dollar bill is worth the same as a clean, newly printed one. This is one example award-winning motivational speaker Rob Oliver used to show that one’s worth can’t change, no matter ...

SAN DIEGO — October in San Diego means more than warm weather and sunny skies — it’s also the return of Kids Free San Diego, giving families a chance to explore museums, attractions, restaurants, and ...

If Big Brother alum Natalie Negrotti and her sister, Stephanie, don’t finish No. 1 on The Amazing Race 38, it won’t be because of their No. 2s. Natalie, 35, explained via TikTok that she packed adult ...

September is Diaper Needs Awareness Month, and a local organization is spreading the word about an issue that is often overlooked — a need for diapers for families who are facing financial hardship ...

The Big Ten announced the 2025-26 Women’s Swimmers and Divers to Watch on Tuesday, featuring one swimmer and one diver from each of the 14 women’s swim and dive programs. The watch list was determined ...

The sci-fi series, like the social-media horror story “Adolescence,” speaks to the fear of children being sacrificed to technology. By James Poniewozik In the sixth episode of “Alien: Earth,” Smee ...

That’s a phrase we typically associate with young children when they learn to get dressed and eat breakfast. Later, they might use it as they start riding a bike or reading a chapter book. But what ...