How to Make Money (for Kids)
Writing by Gia Miller and Serena Norr Artwork by Justin Negard Video games, clothes, movies, concerts — everything costs money. But you don’t have to be an adult to earn it. Here are some ways to earn money at various ages. (Note: Please check with your parents first and make sure you discuss payment terms before you begin a chore ...
Make the Kids’ Table More Fun Than the Adult Table
Writing by Serena Norr Artwork by Justin Negard Forever stuck at the kids’ table? Well, jokes on the adults because there’s more fun to be had at your table. And if you don’t believe us, we’re sharing some new ways to make the most of your time at the kids’ table, no matter your age. Act like an adult Adults ...
Do Something Different This Holiday Season (for Kids)
Writing by Gia Miller and Serena Norr Artwork by Justin Negard In addition to getting (and giving) presents, the holidays are a special time of year. It’s when you can reconnect and bond with your family. You might go on vacation, watch your favorite movies together or enjoy certain holiday traditions. But this year, we also encourage you to try ...
The Best Holiday Gifts for Your Pets (for Kids)
Writing by Sarah J. Cutler, VMD Artwork by Justin Negard It’s fun to shop for your pets, but sometimes the best gifts can be what you do for your pet. Making your own gifts or giving your pet the gift of your time are great ways to celebrate the holidays with them. Create gifts that help them explore Treasure hunts ...
Holidays Around the World
Writing by Gia Miller Artwork by Justin Negard Thanksgiving is a holiday unique to the U.S. and Christmas is an official public holiday in over 160 countries around the world. But they are not the only holidays celebrated during November and December. From celebrating good winning over evil to getting boxes of money, here are five other celebrations during this ...
Simple and Delicious Recipes (For Kids)
Writing by Gia Miller and Serena Norr Artwork by Justin Negard Scoop It, Roll It, Bake It Don’t let the grownups have all the kitchen fun. Wash your hands, grab an apron and get to work! Depending on your age and skill level, you might be able to make these by yourself. And once you’re done rolling and making, don’t ...
Girl Dinners, Stupid Vampires and Talking Toys
Writing by Emma Richman Photography by Jennie Carr Meet Clara Barnickel who just started kindergarten at Bedford Hills Elementary. While running around in her rainbow boots and digging for gems in her mining kit, she paused every so often to show us a little sass and answer some of our burning questions. What do you like to do with your ...
Legos, Turtledogs and Opinionated Sisters
By Cameron bly Photography by Justin Negard Meet Liev, a nine-year-old boy who is a rising fourth grader at Pequenakonck Elementary School. Besides playing with his dog, he likes to build Lego sets and solve a variety of cubes and puzzles. While Liev was supposed to be the star of the show, his older sister Charlotte, a rising sixth grader, ...
Her Serve
By Gia Miller Photography by Justin Negard When she was nine years old, Mount Kisco resident Amoolya Menon, now a rising sophomore at Fox Lane High School, competed in her first table tennis U.S. Open. Menon was up 2-1 in the quarterfinals, despite the fact she had only begun competing about one year prior; this was her first major tournament ...