Covers parenting, family issues, pregnancy and childcare. Editorial content includes how to deal with pregnancy symptoms, preconception and getting pregnant, infant development, children's health and advice from both experts and other moms.The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Parents magazine was established in 1926 and provides today's parents with the information they need to raise healthy, happy children. Editorial provides balanced coverage on topics such as children's health and safety, behavior and development, fashion, food and nutrition, toys, travel and technology, family life and relationships and even includes personal beauty care features for mothers. Pitches are accepted only when they are written in the "Parents voice," and are extremely relevant to the topics covered in the magazines. The magazine will ceased its print publishing in early 2022 and became an online-only publication.

Written for parents, teachers, librarians, artists, writers, and other adults interested in children's literature. Reviews approximately 80 new children's and young adult books in each issue. Dedicated to children's and young adult literature. Features reviews and recommendations of books, articles and columns on trends and topics, including international children's books, young adult publishing, and paperback series.

WGVU-TV is the PBS affiliate for the Grand Rapids, MI market. The station is owned by Grand Valley State University Board of Trustees. WGVU-TV broadcasts locally on channel 35. The majority of the station's programming is of an educational and informative nature.

WFYI-TV is the PBS/NPR affiliate for the Indianapolis, IN market. The station is owned by Metropolitan Indianapolis Public Media, Inc. WFYI-TV broadcasts locally on channel 20. It does not air local news. The station began broadcasting in October 1970. WFYI-TV was spawned due to the efforts of the late Ardath Y. Burkhart and the women who she organized to help raise money for the station. In 1986, the station acquired the frequency 90.1 FM and consequently extended its contribution to public broadcasting to include public radio. In 1995, Central Indiana Radio Reading, Inc. (CIRRI) became a part of WFYI-TV. Children's programming comprises thirty percent of the station's weekly schedule.