Take a look at our March calendar for family fun all month long! To Zoom in and explore our digital extras, explore our calendar through the digital edition here.
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Sledding Safety Tips for Winter Fun
By Katy M. Clark There is no better way to spend a winter’s day than swooshing down a sledding hill with your family. While sledding may be a fun rite of winter, it does send thousands of children and teens to emergency rooms every year. Injuries range from the serious, …
Read More »Baltimore’s Child: Family Fun in February
Families, we have another month packed full of events for family fun! Take a look at our print calendar below, with the option to Zoom in and explore these pages in our digital edition here.
Read More »Calendar: Family Events in December
This is our calendar of events for December. To zoom in and explore interactable elements, you can view it in our digital magazine.
Read More »Baltimore’s Child Wins Top Parenting Media Association Award in 2023
Baltimore’s Child earned national recognition at The Parenting Media Association 2023 Design and Editorial Awards Program on Friday with 10 awards, including six top awards within their categories and an overall award for general excellence. The awards ceremony was held Nov. 3 at the PMA’s annual conference in Chicago, Illinois. …
Read More »Family Events in November: Baltimore’s Child
November is here! Check our family fun events we have in store for you this month, including spotlights on Native American heritage and charitable giving. Expand text and images by reading the digital version of this calendar here: https://dmag.baltimoreschild.com/November-2023/index.html
Read More »General Disability Resources
These pages are part of a special, expanded inclusive section in the October digital issue of Baltimore’s Child. Read it here.
Read More »Trick-or-Treat Must-Haves
Comfort Stroller or wagon for when little feet get tired (bonus: keep extra treat bags in here!) Walking shoes Ginger chews for upset stomachs Clean Hand sanitizer Moist wipes for sticky hands I see you! Reflective clothing or tape Matching glowstick bracelets or necklaces to keep families together Flashlight Prep …
Read More »Talking to Kids About Disabilities
By Sarah Lyons “Why do you talk like that?” I heard the question come from behind me as I helped another child in the Sunday school class. “It’s just the way I am,” I heard my sister-in-law wisely answer the curious boy. My sister-in-law, Kara, was born with cerebral palsy. …
Read More »Poetry to Support Your Child’s Social Emotional Learning
By Laura Shovan When I visit schools in my work as a Maryland State Arts Council Artist-in-Education, I see the value of using poems to get students talking about their feelings. As my friend, middle grade verse novelist Chris Baron, says, “Poetry unlocks the door to the internal landscape.” In …
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