There are so many great Nebraska State Parks in and around Lincoln — here are a few of our favorite, off-the-beaten path places to explore, now that winter’s on the wing and plants and animals have so much life to show!

Meet three Lincoln Moms who have unique perspectives on what it’s like to raise kids in our fair city.

Wasted food is a problem. In America, 40% of the food is wasted; yet, 1 in 8 Americans struggle to put food on the table. It takes a lot of resources and energy to make, transport, deliver, and consume the food we eat. Wasted food also wastes your hard-earned money. The average family of four spends about $1,500 on food each year that ends up being uneaten.

There comes a time when you play games with your neighborhood friends for the last time, and you don’t realize it’s the last. And then, years later, seemingly out of nowhere, you realize you’re part of the older generation, and it’s now your duty to pass on the grand tradition of games to the new kids on the block.

Learn about the reason our Disgruntled Lincoln Dad loves driving places with his kids.

We sat down with Katie Krivolavek, owner of KidsPark Lincoln, to learn more about her passion for helping kiddos and parents.

The Lincoln Chapter of Nebraska AEYC invites you to participate in the week of the Young Child! Caring adults should find ways to help children move, interact with others, learn, talk, sing, and dance. We encourage everyone to honor children each year in April.

Check out our spring edition FULL of fun things to do with your kiddos!

The Lincoln Kids Winter 2022 Edition is now available!

A Lincoln Dad Takes Aim: The Internet by A Lincoln Dad

There’s a very special, almost magical place in Lincoln. A hidden gem if you will. Children know the place when they drive by. They know that inside, a teacher awaits them with a warm smile and a hug, ready to teach them so many fascinating things in a playful way.

Step by step, these siblings keep pace with one another, running cross country.