Baking is such a fun, hands-on activity, suitable for kids from toddlers to tweens. Here are five really easy kid-friendly treats to bake that you’ll actually want to eat too.

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Have you ever wondered how we pick the books you find in your PJ Library envelopes? This post is part of a series from the PJ Library Book Selection Committee. Learn more about why they chose Jean Laffite: The Pirate Who Saved America by Susan Goldman Rubin.

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Summer vacation's been a blast, but as the weather cools it's time to start thinking about heading back to school. To help ease the transition from summer to school for both parents and students, we collected some of our favorite tips, lists, and organizing ideas. 

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Books, videos, and activities designed for parents to help children manage big emotions.

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Are your kids deadset on staying up all night? Try the “4Bs” for establishing a simple bedtime routine.

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Your family will love this yummy brisket recipe developed and cooked by kid-chef Eitan!

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In each installment of "Three Questions With" we ask a different PJ Library author or illustrator questions about their work, their process, and interests. Today we're chatting with Helaine Becker, author of more than 80 books for children.

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Named in memory of the author of the classic All-of-a-Kind Family series, these awards are really like the Oscars for people whose life is about Jewish children’s literature.

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Just because you’re unplugging doesn’t mean you’re completely winding down. Kick up your Shabbat routine with a family game night!

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Your kids may be asking some really tough questions right now. Here are resources that can help provide a framework for age-appropriate discussions together.

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