For youth forced to grow up fast in order to survive, the simple act of unwrapping a present can offer a rare moment of joy.

Teach kids to recognize and name their feelings — while having fun — with toys that show them different facial expressions.

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Julie Igleheart's army, however, fights in the name of charity. Igleheart is an area commander ... "There's nothing like when ...

There's nothing like watching little ones' faces glow with delight as they open their Christmas pressies, but the last thing ...

DIY toys to make for kids and have fun ...

T he McDonald's Happy Meal has been a part of the fast food brand since the 1970s. Debuting as an idea from one of McDonald's ...

Toddlers learn faster when surprised, recognizing improbable events even without words. Experiencing unexpected scenarios boosts their memory.

After losing her young son Ollie, Christina Boyd came up with a way to keep his memory alive. She performs random acts of kindness across WNY - and the idea is spreading.

Children too young to know words like "impossible" and "improbable" nonetheless understand how possibility works, finds new ...

The Wish program is one of the largest distributors of toys to children ... for the purpose of assisting children in need and children’s charities. In 1973, the name was changed to the CHUM ...

Young children grasp possibilities and distinctions between improbable and impossible events well before they can explain ...