Governor Hochul and Mayor Mamdani have unveiled a plan to provide free childcare for two-year-olds in New York City, aiming for universal childcare under five in the state.

Raleigh’s Powell Drive Park is hosting "Snowball Showdown," a capture-the-flag event with soft faux snowballs for kids on Feb. 20, with treats after the game.

NYC's Duck Library initiative, a community project where people take or leave plastic ducks, has become a local craze, led by JJ Cerillo who distributes ducks and manages the project.

Nevada County offers free classes for new/expecting parents through its Maternal, Child & Adolescent Health program.

NYC Mayor Mamdani and Gov. Hochul announce a plan for free childcare for two-year-olds, building on existing programs without tax hikes, as reported by the New York Post.

Sprouts Soccer preschool program focuses on developing soccer skills for 3-4-year-olds at Peach Road Park, with sessions in April and May. Registration fees vary for residents and non-residents.

Waukesha announces open registration for Winter Youth Sports programs, offering a variety of sports for different ages, including basketball, soccer, and more.

Oklahoma Health Department launches Families Talking Together, a program to help parents discuss sexual health with teens, offering training and materials for effective communication.

Smyrna is hosting a 'Mother Son Nerf Wars' event with neon-lit battles and snacks. Participants must bring a Nerf gun; safety gear is provided. It's for ages 5-12, costs $70 per team, and additional siblings can join for $25.

Newcastle, Oklahoma, encourages locals to make Valentine cards for children at Oklahoma Children's Hospital, surpassing last year’s 1,000 cards, with drop-offs at City Hall and other locations.

The Oak Creek Health Department warns about the dangers of button batteries for children and urges immediate action if ingestion occurs, highlighting prevention and the National Battery Ingestion Hotline.

New York has passed a law requiring social media platforms to display warning labels about potential mental health risks, such as anxiety and depression, to protect users from excessive use.

St. Louis Park offers new youth dance and gymnastics classes in partnership with Dance Unlimited, featuring events like K-Pop Neon Hunters Dance and a Valentine's Day Dance Party.