Some refer to June 19 as Freedom Day, others call it Emancipation Day, but it is most widely known as Juneteenth. This year, the federal holiday will be observed on June 20th in the United States.

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Sponsored by VISIT FLORIDA. People from all over the world come to Orlando for obvious reasons, but what to do beyond all the major theme parks? Luckily, abundant family-friendly activities are just a hop, skip and a short drive away from the city.

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Looking for a gift for Father's Day while you're apart this year? Whether you're social distancing because of the COVID numbers in your community, or celebrating a Dad who doesn't live nearby or is in the military, here are some gifts for Father's Day to send Dad or Grandpa when you can't be there with them to celebrate.

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If you’re noticing that all the parents (including you) in the school drop-off line are starting to look a little more haggard and hollow-eyed than usual, it’s not your imagination. Here are some sure signs that the end is near.

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June is Pride month. An important part of Pride is being an ally, and there's more to it than just rainbows, Facebook or Instagram posts, and Pride parades.

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In honor of Pride Month, we’ve compiled a list of books to share with your kids, from preschool to middle school. Diversity and inclusion in storytelling is a vital way for gay kids to learn self-acceptance and pride, and to help straight kids learn empathy and become allies.Â

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Sponsored by VISIT FLORIDA. A family vacation needs to meet everyone’s needs: excitement for the kids, a bit of respite for weary parents, and if the grandparents are coming along, plenty of opportunities for them to connect with the younger generations. In Florida, you can check all these boxes with ease.

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Normally, when we think of Pride Month, it’s parades and celebrations. But it can also be an opportunity to have important conversations with our children about equality, compassion and inclusivity. Here are a few ideas on how you can celebrate Pride meaningfully with your kids this year.

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My journey started at the beginning of the pandemic, when I became a stay-at-home parent by default alongside 3 million other women.

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Frequently my kids tell me I’m too overprotective and they live a very sheltered life. But being overprotective is in my bones and it feels like the only way I can be their mother.

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