KidNuz: Kids deserve a daily newscast all their own. Kickstart their morning with 7 minutes of timely, unbiased, and age-appropriate stories from politics, entertainment, science, health, and sports. Professionally written, professionally delivered by 4 Emmy-winning journalists who also happen to be moms. Listen in five days a week, starting at 7 am.

KIDO-AM is a commercial station owned by Townsquare Media, LLC. The format of the station is news and talk. KIDO-AM broadcasts to the Boise, ID area at 580 AM. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 64. KIDO-AM's tagline is "NewsRadio 580 KIDO." Newscasts air at various times throughout the day. Some programming of KIDO-AM is simulcast on KFXD-AM. This includes the morning program and Boise State University sports play-by-play coverage.

KIDR-AM is a commercial station owned by En Familia, Inc. The format of the station is Spanish talk. The target audience of the station is Spanish speaking listeners, ages 18 to 64. KIDR-AM broadcasts to the Phoenix area at 740 AM.

Formerly known as Quirky Momma. Discusses parenting related topics and features activities, crafts and recipes for kids and families. Additionally offers giveaways and product reviews of family-friendly and kid-oriented products.

Background and Format: Kid's Alive! is published by The Salvation Army weekly and is aimed at children aged seven and older. Covers the Jesus and Me Bible stories, trivia quizzes, puzzles, craft activities, recipes, posters and competitions. There are no advertising opportunities. Circulation: Source: Publisher  

Covers tips for traveling as a family, both internationally and in the United States as well as personal stories from family trips and book recommendations, all to help inspire your family for their next adventure.

Formerly My Little 3 and Me, Kids Craft Room, is a parenting-focused blog from Mother of three, Emma Smith, with the first post arriving in November 2012. Emma Smith is the Mother of the "Little 3" (who are nicknamed "Cupcake" "a beautiful independent young lady", "Biscuit" "a cricket and badminton mad young man" and "Crumb" "very bouncy and passionate" - ranging from twenties to less than ten years old). She is also a Teacher, Early Years Practitioner, Trainer, as well as Blogger. Emma says: "Being a mum has been my life’s most exciting adventure. It gives me so many 'Wow's, so much to laugh at, so much to treasure and I’m hoping that in the future this blog will help me remember long gone events." Sections on the blog include Children's Crafts, Science Activities, Play Ideas, Family Tales, Cookery and Reviews. The posts tend to vary in length and contain images. The blog also has seasonal-focused features too - and some advertising. The blog was a Winner at the Brilliance in Blogging 2013 in the Crafts category, Finalist at the MAD Blog Awards for Best Craft Blog and TOTS 100 2013 Top Craft Blogger. In terms of PR opportunities, Emma states: " Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE <w:LsdExce

A monthly e-newsletter that evaluates, rates and endorses children's media using a community based jury system with a group of children reviewers ranging from 7-17 all over the country. They review movies rated PG-13 and lower.

Background and Format: Kids in Museums is an independent charity dedicated to making museums open and welcoming to all families, in particular those who haven’t visited before. With a dedicated Board of Trustees and an exciting range of events, partnerships and initiatives, Kids in Museums seeks to give families visiting museums and galleries across Britain a dynamic and powerful voice. The Kids in Museums Manifesto and the Family Friendly Museum Award have been incredibly successful ways of encouraging and guiding museums and galleries across the country to make family visits engaging and enjoyable. The website content includes: Manifesto Resources Awards Projects News Reviews Audience and Readership: Families visiting museums and galleries across Britain. Monthly Unique Users: The Publisher doesn't not currently disclose this information.

This is a podcast about children and the laws that affect them as they grow up. Alma-Constance, our host, decided to start the podcast in 2021, when she turned 10 years old. Living in England, UK, she discovered that at 10 years old she would have reached the age of criminal responsibility. This is one of the youngest ages of criminalising children in the developed world. That was a pretty shocking discovery for her especially as she realised that she and her peers knew nothing about what this meant in practice and how it can affected children and their families. With the help of Lucinda Acland, a lawyer, and supported by Next 100 Years, they set out to ask some questions of leading experts to help children make sense of it all. There are a lot of laws that affect #children as they grow up and they are confusing and complicated and can affect all aspects of their day-to-day life from #education to online protections or at home, if families break up. It is difficult to keep track and understand the laws and how they impact a child's life. Alma-Constance is determined to help #TeachKidsLaw at a much younger age to help them grow up into adults confident with their legal knowledge. Understanding how the law works and being able to understand complex concepts of #justice and #ruleoflaw will help anyone as they try to navigate their lives. You can email us: kidslaw@spark21.org or reach us on social media channels and our www.kidslaw.info website.