Pittsburgh Parent

Pittsburgh Parent An award-winning publication that for 30 years has been giving parents info & resources to enhance all aspects of parenting & family life.

Welcome to the Pittsburgh Parent page – one of our online parent resources for busy families in Pittsburgh. This site is for parents and others who care about kids so they can access information on family and parenting issues, fun and entertaining activities and events, and local resources. Marilyn Honeywill launched her original Pittsburgh Child from the basement of her home. A year late

r daughter Lynn Honeywill joined the business and they formed Honey Hill Publishing. Pittsburgh’s Child became Pittsburgh Parent in 1998. Founder and Publisher of Pittsburgh Parent Marilyn McCabe Honeywill passed away in December 2013. Lynn Honeywill-Norris stepped into the position of Publisher and continues to grow Honey Hill Publishing. The family-owned and operated business has produced Pittsburgh Parent monthly for more than 30 years. In addition, Honey Hill offers a website pittsburghparent.com for online parenting information, active social media accounts and presents the virtual Summer Activities & Camp Expo and an Education Expo each year.

07/10/2025

Editor’s Picks: We Love It!
Brainometry Cubed

A hands-on, brain-boosting puzzle game that challenges kids to think critically and solve spatial problems. Featuring colorful, interlocking cubes, this engaging STEM toy enhances pattern recognition, problem-solving and logical thinking skills. $11.99, ages 6+, amazon.com

Bookmoji

An interactive tool that helps kids build personalized avatars reflecting their interests.
https://www.pittsburghparent.com/editors-picks-we-love-it-2

07/08/2025

Camps Across the U.S. Respond to Texas Camp Tragedy
Summer camps across the country are sharing their condolences after a devastating flood in Texas killed 27 campers and counselors at Camp Mystic during the Fourth of July weekend, including camp co-owner and co-director Dick Eastland. An additional five campers and one counselor are still missing as of Tuesday, July 8.
https://www.pittsburghparent.com/camps-across-the-u-s-respond-to-texas-camp-tragedy

If you haven't read our July issue yet, now's the perfect time to do so! Our cover this month features Dr. Jennifer Brig...
07/03/2025

If you haven't read our July issue yet, now's the perfect time to do so! Our cover this month features Dr. Jennifer Briggs, who discusses how she balances her career as a researcher at the University of Pittsburgh and finding time to be a parent.
Also in this issue:
- Our 2025 Best For Families award winners
- Is a right for your child?
- How service and therapy dogs help kids
- Fun ideas for outdoor games and activities
- Must-see attractions for your trip
- And more!
https://dmag.pittsburghparent.com/July-2025/index.html #

06/27/2025

Editor’s Picks: We Love It!
Hummingbird Ultra-Lightweight Carbon Fiber Stroller
A carbon fiber stroller at just 9 pounds delivering durability, convenience and innovation. This stroller offers exceptional strength without added weight and features a sleek design, one-hand compact fold, storage, a UPF 50+ canopy, front wheel suspension and smooth maneuverability. $375.99, ages 6 months up to 55 pounds and up to 40 inches, evenflo.com

Dance Like A Lemur
Encourages imitation of various animals like elephants, crabs, dogs and cows through sounds, movements, words and stories.
https://www.pittsburghparent.com/editors-picks-we-love-it

06/26/2025

Beach Bums: 9 Must-Haves for a Day on the Beach
- Disposable camera: Nostalgia for Mom and Dad and a fun way to make memories (Get a waterproof camera for underwater fun!)
- Goggles: In clear water, you may be able to glimpse jellyfish or other sea creatures.
- Sandcastle-building tools: School your kids in the art of a well-built sand fortress.
- Boogie board: This is a good starter board for kids looking to catch some waves.
- Sun gear: Hats, sunscreen, sunglasses, rash guards and other protective gear
- Extra towel: Don’t forget an extra clean towel to dry off with after swimming.
- Change of clothes: Go straight from the beach to dinner or games with dry clothes.
- Pocket money: Let kids buy their own ice cream or boardwalk treat with their allowance.
- Jar for shells: Bond with little beachgoers by collecting unique shells together.
https://www.pittsburghparent.com/beach-bums-9-must-haves-for-a-day-on-the-beach

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Marilyn Honeywill launched her original Pittsburgh Child from the basement of her home with her daughter Lynn Honeywill. They formed Honey Hill Publishing. Pittsburgh’s Child became Pittsburgh Parent in 1998. Both Publisher Honeywill and daughter Lynn, Director of Finance and Marketing, have been active participants in the national network of parenting publications organization. The 30-year-old Pittsburgh family-owned and operated business produces Pittsburgh Parent monthly and publishes Around & About Pittsburgh. In addition, Honey Hill offers pittsburghparent.com for online parenting information and active social media accounts and presents the virtual Summer Activities & Camp Expo and an Education Expo each year. Founder and Publisher of Pittsburgh Parent Marilyn McCabe Honeywill passed away in December 2013. Lynn Honeywill-Norris stepped into the position of Publisher and continues to grow Honey Hill Publishing.