A Georgetown public library is kicking off Pride Month with a Children’s Rainbow Festival, an event for “all kids” that encourages them to make “pride bracelets,” dress in “rainbow wear,” and ...
There’s a famous 1940s study—the Clark and Clark “doll tests”—that demonstrated that African-American children aligned positive values with white dolls, opting for those over dolls that shared their ...
As a parent, it is not easy to resist the digital tide heading for our children, especially when the world around our youth has become heavily digitized. Tablets, games, animated shows, and ...
Dust off those Halloween costumes because Mentor Public Library is throwing a party where kids can dress as their favorite book characters. Children (ages 4 to 12) will enjoy crafts, snacks and ...
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