The whole family can help get books in the hands of local children by donating books or volunteering at SMART Reading.
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Again Again’s new album Your Voice Is Magic, with its clever lyrics featuring progressive messages of inclusion and female empowerment might make you feel better.
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Learn how local teen Aaron Li is tackling mental health struggles in the AAPI community and beyond.
Kid to Know: Mental Health Hero Starts Project Lotus Read More »
Easy, minimally messy, and oh-so-cute, Cake Hoopla DIY cake kits are sure to be a hit at your child’s next birthday.
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Because anyone who lived through Portland’s wildfire smoke-pocalypse of 2020 will probably not want to repeat that experience.
We talked with the new president of the Portland Association of Teachers (PAT)about Portland’s state of public education and her thoughts on student success.
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Families are dreading July 15, the day the temporary waiver to allow parents to be paid caregivers expires. Learn how you can help.
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Learn how Ethos Music Center is making music education accessible for all students.
Good Deeds: Ethos Music Center Read More »
The beloved graphic novel is now an animated series.
Watch the New El Deafo Animated Series Read More »
This seven-song EP from a Portland kindie icon delves into grunge, punk and dance sounds.
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Whether you’re interested in sports or digging in the dirt, Portland Parks & Recreation has a volunteer opportunity for you!
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Discover empowering content from diverse voices with the A Kids Co app.
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Dr. Baynham answers reader questions about childhood health.
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Did COVID shutdowns throw all your screen-time limits out of the window? Here’s how to get kids more active again.
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Learn how you can celebrate Black History Month at your neighborhood library.
Representation Matters at Multnomah County Libraries Read More »
Portland boasts some excellent walking tours that showcase the area’s history, hidden gems and haute cuisine.
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Ben Tatar and the Tatar Tots are dishing up some tasty tracks all about delicious eats.
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Read on for tips from a middle school counselor on supporting a perfectionist child.
Ask the Counselor: How to Teach My Child to Fail Read More »
Dr. Allison Baynham of Metropolitan Pediatrics answers your questions about the flu shot.
Ask the Doctor: Should My Kid Get the Flu Shot This Year? Read More »
Gordie “Crazylegs” MacKeeman’s new album Folk for Little Folk is an album that grown-ups will enjoy as much as their kids.
Children’s Folk Music the Whole Family Will Enjoy Read More »
Where to get spectacular views of all autumn has to offer in the Pacific Northwest.
Top 5 Fall Color Hikes Read More »
Recommended reads featuring fierce felines from the children’s book buyers at Powell’s.
Fantastic Felines: 4 Cat Books Just in Time for Halloween Read More »
Read on for how Gen Z is making a difference through the Multnomah Youth Commission.
Portland Teens Have a Voice in Local Government Read More »
Support local and give your little one something special with these five Oregon-made baby items. The Silly Daisy sensory toy is a hit for teeny hands learning how to move. This Portland-made crinkle paper is sewn with biodegradable crinkly paper enveloped by cotton and soft minky fabrics. The 7-inch-by-7-inch square is surrounded with ribbon tags
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Our Children Oregon, a nonprofit that speaks up for the essential needs of kids in our state, shares three important issues that it hopes parents keep their eyes on as the Oregon legislature heads back for another session this month.
Speak Up for Families in Oregon: 3 Ways to Be Involved Read More »
Kids will actually have to take their lunches to school this year! That calls for a new lunch box.
Gear Guide: 4 Supremely Cool Lunch Boxes Read More »
Learn about the Doodle for Google competition and the beautiful origami doodle made by finalist Elise Then.
Kid to Know: Beaverton Student is Google Doodle Finalist Read More »
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Q: My toddler is often trying to scratch her bum in her diaper. I’m terrified she has pinworms. How do I tell? A: Toddlers love to explore, and usually that includes the diaper area. Understanding the body parts that are usually hidden under a diaper is a normal developmental process, so don’t be worried when
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Spice up summer reading with these excellently illustrated graphic-novel picks from Kim Tano and Madeline Shier, the children’s book buyers at Powell’s City of Books. The Burnside, Hawthorne and Cedar Hills Powell’s locations are now open for in-person browsing. Or you can always order online at powells.com. The Coldfire Curse (Dragon Kingdom of Wrenly Book
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In May, Oregon Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici announced that Clara Johnson, a senior at Beaverton High School, won the 2021 Congressional Art Competition for Oregon’s First Congressional District.
Kid to Know: The Anti-racist Artist Read More »
