Goats, alpacas and a straw maze await at Fritz Park, where weekend pumpkin hunting runs through Oct. 31.

Rosi Paredes says Venus lets neighbors teach music lessons at home but won't let her babysit six kids.

Stage Fright turns 5 this Halloween at Sammons Park, with Dallas Zoo critters, a costume contest and DPD's sticker-collecting stick-r-treat game.

Over 900 attended last year's Girls in Aviation Day, which drew students ages 8 to 18 to the Tippie Aviation Education Center.

Hundreds turned out at the Waxahachie Family YMCA to build a playground shaped by children's ideas and adult planning.

Little ones in Frisco can now play cashier at a tiny H-E-B market tucked inside the library's Tot's Town play space.

Thirteen classrooms and a 10,500-square-foot playground are coming to North Hardin Boulevard as parents already line up to preregister.

The tuition-free Montessori-style academy at Texas Woman’s University already has nearly double the applicants it can seat.

Fewer than 1 in 4 licensed Tarrant County programs serve kids with disabilities, advocates say the new state plan is a start.

A new peer-reviewed study finds homeschoolers scoring up to 29 percentile points above national norms, just as Texas rolls out $2,000-per-student vouchers.

The Glam House opened on Coit Road with tiny trims, tween cuts and a Netflix-themed party package for up to six kids.

Tarrant County's subsidized child care seats drop to 7,863 for 2027, even as its budget barely grows.

The new wing along Camp Wisdom Road puts culinary arts and cosmetology in plain view of the community.