The World of Kids Zone

Well, 3-D printing isn't going away. In fact, it just seems to keep getting more popular and less expensive.

What’s a parent to do when their child has practice, but can’t get off work to transport them? 

Most Christians would agree that pornography is destructive and addictive. But did you know that when a child views pornography, there is the potential for lasting damage to that child?

Who could have imagined kids (and parents) would pay to put kids to work?

There have long been concerns about people growing up in poverty and their life expectancies.

What environment do you set up for your kids?

What is the “Maker Space” movement?

Strategies parents can use to develop personal leadership in their kids

Experts insist that children need intentional training to develop social skills.

Canada legalized medically assisted suicide.

Will gender be removed from birth certificates?

How can we make a healthy home?

Are you unknowingly supporting child slave labor?

Why are our kids so sad?

The recent pandemic has raised the question, "what makes a person resilient?"

The recent pandemic has raised the question, "what makes a person resilient?"

Social media aimed toward kids has grown... and so has its danger to your kids. 

Fewer toys can lead to better playtime. 

Fathers are important for their children's development. 

Play is important for the learning process of kids. 

Long-term affects of Covid measures include children and their educational setbacks. 

Kids and teens feel multiple threats to their emotional and mental health.

US Census Bureau tells us that more than 23 million families in the United States experience food insecurity.

Experts are warning that "voice" search engines may actually be detrimental for children.

“Big tech” has been in the news a lot lately, as parents wonder how to keep their children safer in an increasingly online world.

Help transform the wanting mindset of children into a helping mindset. 

Between work expectations, house chores, school activities, and self-care, parents can find themselves stuck in a cycle of exhaustion that often results in harsh words and short tempers.

It can be argued that “trauma” has become a universally shared experience in recent years.

Youth sports has become increasingly competitive and specialized.

In a new study, researchers with the NWEA studied the MAP Growth Scores of 8 million students from 25,000 public schools across the nation.

US Census Bureau tells us that more than 23 million families in the United States experience food insecurity.

Brand new research just revealed (unsurprisingly) that kids spending more time on screens after school (phones, tablets, TV, laptops etc.) were less happy, secure, and satisfied.

According to studies from Owl Labs, remote work and virtual conference meetings are here to stay.

A recent study found that children who participate in team sports receive a lot more benefits than physical fitness alone. 

Today’s parents spend more time with their kids, but the level of engagement between parent and child is lower than ever.

A new study shows that 1 in 10 pre-teen children are curious about using alcohol or tobacco products. 

What will our everyday routine look like in the year 2040?

Parents send their children off to school, where most children find their friends, admonishing them to make wise choices. But how do friendships happen?

Behavioral scientists have discovered a link between hyperactivity in children and harsh parenting tactics.

National poll results concerning parents, kids, and social media use were recently reported by the University of Michigan.

Eating together as a family helps children feel better, physically and mentally.

It’s probably no secret that different toys affect behavior in different ways. 

Professional help can’t keep up with children’s mental health needs.

How much is too much when "helping" our kids?

Want to boost a child’s immune system? Expose them to nature. 

Brain Science has come a long way in helping us understand the impact of our emotions, choices and habits on our brain and body. 

God’s creation is a gift from God to us. As Christians we don’t have any trouble believing this. However, it is so easy as parents and leaders to forget the power of learning and playing in nature.

Research continues to show an alarming connection between social media consumption (especially on smart phones) and declining mental health.

Parents and grandparents in search of the best toys can be overwhelmed with the choices offered.

Some members of Generation Z (1998-2012) are struggling with feelings of being UNentitled.