Earthmovers

Go on, admit it . . . haven't most parents been guilty of some degree of “earthmoving”? Never in the annals of parenting has child-rearing been so kid-centered. And probably no place sees more examples of it than New York.

Downtown, A “Special” Team At Bat

On the Battery Park City Ballfield on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the air smells of cut grass and perspiration. Kids in cherry red and royal blue baseball uniforms take their turns at bat . . .

What does 7-year-old Gabriela Christina Gagliano from Kew Gardens have in common with the likes of Bill Gates or Steve Jobs? Perhaps more than you think.

Choosing a sports camp can help your child break out of his or her shell, become more fit and confident. How do you pick the right one?

If your child has rocket dreams, and NASA’s Space Camp is way too pricey, there’s a new, closer alternative!

After giving birth to her daughter, Jennifer Kampermann reached out to meet other moms, both for the camaraderie and to keep her business skills sharp.

The largest public play and learning center for early childhood in Manhattan debuts this month with the opening on September 21 of PlayWorks at the Children’s Museum of Manhattan (CMOM)

Many people come to teaching through circuitous routes, but at the Queens High School of Teaching, the concept of education as a career is focused, and for many of the students, a revelation.

Arctic in August

Bring the family to Central Park the weekend of August 5 and 6 for the annual "Chill Out!" celebration.

Pow-Wow!

The Queens County Farm Museum goes Native American again this year as it hosts the Thunderbird American Indian Pow-Wow.