Love him or hate him, Barney is back, with a new animated series coming in 2024 Millennials of a certain age (author raises her hand) have a, shall we say, complex relationship with Barney. Was the purple dinosaur a ubiquitous part of our childhoods? Absolutely. Did we love him like we loved other major TV characters of the time? Not even close. Regardless of how we feel, though, Barney is back. Mattel just announced that the big, purple dinosaur is getting a new animated series in 2024, so if

If you’ve ever felt like grandma is closer to the grandkids than she was to her own kids, you may not be wrong—and now science can prove it There’s no denying that there’s just something special about the bond between a grandma and her grandkids. But until now, that was just a feeling we all had—there was no scientific proof that grandmas liked their grandkids more than their own kids, right? A new study out of Emory University actually confirms it—researchers found that grandmas relate to thei

The omicron variant is now causing more than 1 million U.S. kids to become infected with COVID each week, according to the American Academy for Pediatrics The omicron wave of the pandemic may be receding in much of the U.S., but the highly contagious variant is still shattering records when it comes to one demographic of cases: kids. The American Academy for Pediatrics reported Tuesday that more than 1 million U.S. kids were infected last week, breaking the record set just the week before. Arou

There’s a lot about 5-year-old Titus Ponder that’s pretty normal for a kid his age. He’s a little grouchy in the morning. He carries his Thor action figure on car trips. He loves playing puzzle games on his iPad. He’s looking forward to his sixth birthday later this month.