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MetroKids Magazine serves as a complimentary resource for families in Philadelphia and its neighboring areas, including parts of Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Delaware. Our magazine showcases a celebrated calendar of family-oriented events, valuable articles and news for parents, as well as helpful guides to summer camps, classes, birthday parties, and a variety of other resources.

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Three Family Activities in the Delaware Valley This Weekend

2 weeks ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

Get out and about this weekend with family-fun options in the Delaware Valley for soaking up the sun (or rain) and making timeless memories. Check out these three events for a great time!SaturplayApril 12, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Philadelphia Young Playwrights and the Asian Art Initiative | 1219 Vine St., Floor 2 Philadelphia, PA, 19107Fun for the whole family, this event features short plays and monologues that any age will find entertaining.
3 Fun Family Activities in Philadelphia This Weekend

3 weeks ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

Spring has sprung, and the calendar for this weekend in Philadelphia reflects that. Grab the kids and take in the warmer weather and blooming life with a night of play, outdoor discovery or theater.
Bounce, Tour, Learn And More This Weekend in the Philadelphia Area

4 weeks ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

It’s time for kids to lock into the final stretch of school before they can cut loose for the summer. Encourage them by making sure they’re getting their fill of entertainment on the weekends. Indulge in one of these options in the Delaware Valley as a reward for your hardworking student and a help to you!Bubble & Bounce Welcome Party at MarketFairMarch 29, 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.MarketFair | 3535 US Route 1, South Princeton, NJ, 08540Join the Easter Bunny for some wonderful fun with friends.
3 Ways to Get Your Kids Out of the House Near Philly: March 21-23

1 month ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

There is a lot to do this time of year, and the offerings around Philadelphia are diverse and will fulfill any kid’s interests, no matter how niche. Take a look at these three fun ways to get your kids moving and off the couch this weekend. Winter Wellness Walks at Morris Arboretum of the University of PennsylvaniaMarch 21, 10:30 a.m.Morris Arboretum & Gardens | 100 E.
Fun in the Delaware Valley March 15-16

1 month ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

Your kids might be going stir crazy after a winter inside. Give them some music and holiday fun in the Delaware Valley, and they’ll be sure to move their muscles and have a good time. Here are three ways to spend time together in the greater Philadelphia area this weekend.
De-Sensitizing the Dentist: How To Help a Child With Sensory Sensitivities With Dental Visits

1 month ago | metrokids.com | Jillian Diamond

By Jillian DiamondGoing to the dentist can be a challenging experience for any child. Having a stranger poke around in your mouth with sharp tools can be scary, especially for young children who may not know what’s going on. But for neurodivergent children and others with sensory sensitivities, some of the sensory experiences associated with the dentist’s office can be unbearable.
Hidden Gems: The Best Small Towns for Day Trips

1 month ago | metrokids.com | Jillian Diamond

Sometimes, you just need to get away from it all. While there are many big cities in Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey that offer endless things to do on the weekend, it’s always worth it to occasionally venture off the beaten path and check out a local small town.
Three Ways to Spice Up Your Weekend in and Around Philly: Family Fun

1 month ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

No matter what kind of fun you’re looking for as spring approaches, there is plenty of it in Philadelphia. This weekend, families can get outdoors or stay inside, as there are great events to satisfy all ages. Check out these three to get the fun started:First Friday at Cherry Street PierMarch 7, 4 p.m.Cherry Street Pier | 121 N. Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106At Cherry Street Pier’s First Friday, there is fun for all ages, but especially the young ones.
Start Them Young: Learning Another Language is Good for Your Child

1 month ago | metrokids.com | Rebecca Hastings

By Rebecca HastingsIt can be hard to know when your child should be introduced to a new language. Some people wait for classes offered in elementary, middle or high school. Increasingly, however, we see the benefits of starting language learning young. You don’t need to wait until your child has a class in school to teach them another language. While you can wait for school programs to incorporate language, there are numerous benefits to teaching your child at home from an early age.
Off the Beaten Path Niche Summer Camps for Your Adventurous Learner

1 month ago | metrokids.com | Zoe Bell

By Zoe BellA traditional overnight camp experience with cabins by the lake, s’mores around the campfire, friendship bracelets and team-building activities may not resonate with every child. But there are many overnight camps—plus some day camps—in the Mid-Atlantic that add unique elements designed to be challenging, stimulating and take kids out of their comfort zones. How would your child like to feed a giraffe or meet a salmon-crested cockatoo?