A Time to Stutter

Kids who stutter aren't usually the first ones you think of as actors. 'Our Time' theater company is an organized, successful program allowing performing art as a healing mechanism for children and teens who stutter.

Lucy Kaylin, executive editor of Marie Claire, and author of For the Love of God: The Faith and Future of the American Nun, has just published a new book, The Perfect Stranger: The Truth About Mothers and Nannies (Bloomsbury USA).

The much-loved author gives us the exclusive on 'Ghost Ship', the story of a young boy in Cape Cod who meets a mystical visitor from the past — a cabin boy from a ship that sailed almost 250 years ago.

Re-Living Prom!

Some well-known New Yorkers tell us why, for better or worse, prom was a night to remember.

Is Your Tot Ready for Prime Time?

Could your baby’s gurgling signal the beginning of a great acting career? Would your toddler like to crawl down the catwalk?

Somers has a star in the making. Meet Kristi Nicole, 15.

Camp Sunshine, located along the shores of Sebago Lake, Maine, is a free camp for children with life-threatening diseases and includes every member of the immediate family.

Prepping kids to eat right.

Keeping Kids Active, Indoors and Out

When cold winds blow ...

Thirteen-year-old Tiffany Giardina, from Waccabuc, Westchester, just signed with 785 Records.

Friends in Sync – and On Ice

Seven-year-old identical twins Ira and Sonia Pilling, from Bayside, Queens, link arms as they each slide one blade across the slippery ice, and then the other, in perfect synchronicity.

Designing A Life Online

If you think that Internet blogging is just for the younger generation, take a look at “designmom” — a blog begun by Tuckahoe mom of five, Gabrielle Blair.

The Little Gym of Scarsdale and Mt. Kisco has a new program which teaches kids how to move and groove with ballet and tap techniques.

Young Talent on View

Ten-year-old Alice Burla of Hastings-on-Hudson sits straight and confident on the piano bench, wearing a beautiful green dress and sparkly barrettes in her hair, as the cameras rotate around her.

Susan Katz would agree that she has seen some changes since she began her family theater company, Westco Productions, 27 years ago.

Westchester’s own Tyler James Williams, 14, star of ‘Everybody Hates Chris’, is in a new movie, ‘Unaccompanied Minors’.

Topps Bakery is new and improved — kid style.