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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Festivals, Lacrosse and More This Week in Baltimore June 20-June 22

1 week ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region.
Sheetz Opens Second Location in the Baltimore Area

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Lindsay VanAsdalan

Baltimore families who often travel through Pennsylvania and Virginia will be familiar with the bright red beacon of Sheetz — a roadside pit stop that’s known for its made-to-order drinks, snacks and meals, and 24-hour access. Though there are nearly 40 of them in Maryland, nearby locations of the popular gas station/convenience store are few and far between. But hungry kids and parents will now get to see what the fuss is about. Its first Anne Arundel County location opened Thursday, June 12.
Father’s Day, Baseball & More This Weekend in Baltimore: June 13-15

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

From a Father’s Day cooking class to a competition of dads and an Orioles giveaway, here are some of the area’s best happenings!Father’s Day Parent/Child Series – Making Pizza & PastaJune 14, 1-3 p.m.Schola | 2744 Lighthouse Point East, Baltimore, MD 21224Spend the day with Dad cooking! Learn how to make family favorites like fresh pasta and pizza dough (and take some from-scratch dough home) at this all-ages parent-child class.
Father’s Day, Baseball and More This Week in Baltimore June 13-June 15

2 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region.
What Age Can a Child Be Out Without a Parent?

3 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Zoe Bell

The Japanese docu-series “Old Enough!” follows children ages 2 to 5 as they navigate the city on their own. The kids toddle to the grocery store and do other errands, demonstrating an independence that is far above what we’re used to in the United States. Some can recall the days of playing outside until a parent hollered at us to come home for dinner. But instances of kids being allowed to play freely, sans adults, nowadays seem to be few and far between.
As Measles Continues To Spread, How Can Parents Reduce Anxiety?

3 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Heather Ross

While there are no signs of a real zombie apocalypse on the horizon, one viral illness is seemingly back from the dead. Measles, which was officially eliminated from the United States in the year 2000, has made waves with outbreaks across 30 states this year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It’s part of a recent resurgence that saw 285 cases in the U.S. in 2024.
Dads in Politics

3 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Andrew Guckes

As Father’s Day approaches, kids across the country will make gifts, write cards and prepare to shower the patriarch or patriarchs of the family with love and care. That goes for dads who are teachers, doctors, electricians, rideshare drivers and more. Even dads who are politicians. It can be hard to remember that those elected to office are, first and foremost, people.
Everyman Looks Back on 35-Year Legacy With 2025/2026 Season

3 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Jillian Diamond

For its 2025/2026 season, Everyman Theatre is heading into its 35th year of operation with six new plays. These include classics like “August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson,” “Art” and “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike;” fresh takes on beloved stories like “Emma” and “Deceived;” and “Dawn,” an all-new play written by Everyman’s Associate Artistic Director and Resident Company Member Tuyết Thị Phạm.
Fund for Educational Excellence: Sense of Belonging Key to Student Success

3 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Jillian Diamond

A new report from the Baltimore-based nonprofit Fund for Educational Excellence has found that when students feel they are part of their school’s community, they are more likely to succeed in academic pursuits. For the study “Seen and Heard: How Student Belonging Shapes School Communities and Student Success,” the four authors surveyed more than 1,000 students and their families over the course of a year, garnering responses from 115 schools and 75% of Baltimore City Public Schools.
Minecraft, Chemistry and More This Week in Baltimore June 6-June 8

3 weeks ago | baltimoreschild.com | Braden Hamelin

This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region. From a science-fueled Minecraft night experience to chemistry and the Zoo after dark, here are some of the area’s best happenings!Super Science Sleepover: Minecraft ManiaJune 6, 5:30 p.m.Maryland Science Center | 601 Light St., Baltimore, MD 21230A Minecraft themed overnight event at the Science Center for all the kids who love the game.