Baltimore's Child

Established in 1983, Baltimore’s Child is a leading parenting magazine produced by Mid-Atlantic Media. It serves as the top resource for families in the Baltimore region, offering valuable information and support for raising children.

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Amber and Tirrell Bethel... Parents You Should Know

3 days ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

Amber and Tirrell Bethel are both patient care technicians in the medical field who have lived in Baltimore for almost their entire lives. The couple work night shifts, with Amber Bethel also working as a licensed esthetician, which can make their schedules tricky to balance along with raising 5-year-old twins, Aiden and Jade Jones. But the pair makes it work with excellent communication and dedication to all areas of their lives.
Chocolate, Mother’s Day and More This Week in Baltimore May 9-11

1 week ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region.
Chocolate, Mother’s Day & More This Weekend in Baltimore: May 10-11

1 week ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region. From the science of chocolate to a flower and jazz festival and Mother’s Day event, here are some of the area’s best happenings!The Science of Tempering ChocolateMay 10, 10-11:30 a.m.Baltimore UnderGround Science Space | 101 N. Haven St., Baltimore, MD 21224Kids ages 7 to 12 can learn from high school iGEM students who will lead participants through a hands-on experiment to showcase the importance of tempering chocolate.
Pick Your Own Strawberries This Summer

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Jillian Diamond

Summer is strawberry season! Going to a local farm to pick strawberries is a common seasonal activity for a reason—it’s a fun, active and delicious activity for all ages. There are plenty of farms all around Maryland that offer pick-your-own strawberries, as well as other summer berries and flowers. This guide to u-pick farms throughout the state will help you determine which one is best for you and your family.
5 Towns to Explore in West Virginia: Weekend Trips for Families

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Andrew Guckes

In West Virginia, there remains something that does not exist in most of the rest of the country, especially in the East: under-traveled beauty. The heart of Appalachia has picturesque towns, jaw-dropping natural views and plenty of thrills, whether you want them in the form of an abandoned prison tour or world-class whitewater rafting.
A Bite-Sized Birthday Party Favor: Cake Pops

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Zoe Bell

Kids love cake, so why not send each party guest home with a bite-sized dessert made right in your kitchen? Cake pops were all the rage when they debuted online in 2008, only rising in popularity with the growth of social media. They actually have a rich history in the dessert world as an innovative way to put leftover cake to use since the 20th century.
Neat Toys for All Ages: Build Your Own Bird Feeder and More

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Elena Epstein

Here’s the latest selections from the National Parenting Product Awards (NAPPA). Discover a cool new toy or helpful tool for raising your kids. OmieBox UPThis upgraded bento box keeps hot and cold foods separate, with an insulated thermos for warm meals and a built-in ice pack to keep snacks chilled. Leakproof compartments prevent spills, and the lightweight, easy-to-open design is perfect for little hands.
How To Start Teaching Your Kids Financial Responsibility

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Andrew Guckes

For many kids, what they know about money begins and ends with their allowance or annual birthday and holiday gifts. It can be easy to wait until you think a child is mature enough to handle the concepts of finance to instruct them on all the need-to-knows, but financial expert Joe DiSanto says that isn’t the best practice. DiSanto worked in the entertainment industry for years before he transitioned to focusing on smart money habits—a job he says he enjoys immensely.
Farmers Markets Offer a Bounty of Learning Opportunities

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Cherie Gough

Going to farmers markets on a regular basis puts fresh, seasonal produce at kids’ eye level. They start to notice that foods vary week by week and learn what’s in season. This offers an opportunity to discuss why they won’t see a watermelon in January and helps create family traditions like making peach pie in July. Farmers markets introduce kids to healthy new foods and support local farmers.
Out With the Old

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

Construction will begin this month on a new Farm & Garden building at the Maryland State Fair—replacing the existing 1962 structure with a more versatile 10,000 square-foot building. In about six months, visitors to the fairgrounds will have access to the new building, which includes a lobby, event hall, event storage, prep areas, offices and restrooms, while continuing to display exhibits from thousands of Maryland farmers and gardeners, according to a news release.