children

Why kids are skipping time-outs in favor of “chime outs.”

And this, truth be told, is what I have always wanted for my child: I want her to be a Hoosier.

#LoveIndy, Zoolala, and organized Porch Parties headline the best of fun and games in Indianapolis.

“I deal with moms who focus a lot on keeping themselves healthy, because they have to keep their families healthy, too.”

As I write this, my wife and I are expecting our first grandchild, Madeline. The level of excitement, as you can imagine, is high.

Sometimes you have to live in a house for a while before she trusts you enough to reveal her secrets.

If kids knew what to do, they’d be adults. It’s our job to turn them into the latter.

Hip kids’ store Roman & Leo knows that little ones are sports fans, too.

Grab the year’s hottest children’s book before it sells out.

Riley Hospital’s Change the Play program addresses growing concerns about child obesity that hinder kids of all shapes and sizes.

Question: How many push-ups can you do in a minute? Luck: Hopefully 35! I’m not very good at push-ups. I lost to my girlfriend in a push-up competition in college.

Each item on the kids menu at Fall Creek Place’s cozy Shoefly Public House is named after a child in the owner’s family. There is even a selection of craft sodas to wash it all down.

The beribboned road leading to that neon-lit crescendo of summer, the Indiana State Fair, may provide an even better reflection of our agricultural heritage—and inspire the next generation to embrace it.

Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health debuted their Change the Play summer-camp tour Tuesday in Bloomington. After another stop in West Lafayette on Thursday, the program will resume this fall at schools throughout Indiana. Change the Play focuses on developing healthy habits among children, and Luck’s passion for fitness and well-being […]

Grandmas enjoy a more casual relationship with their grandkids than they used to, one that I’ve been fortunate to develop myself.