TulsaKids Magazine
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TulsaKids Magazine has been serving parents and other caregivers for over 30 years by providing the latest, most accurate information available on topics ranging from physical and mental health to education to entertainment. The magazine focuses on the issues, concerns and needs of parents of children from prenatal through adolescence.
TulsaKids Magazine
2d ago
Celebrate the season with Tulsa’s talented musicians and performers! From Tulsa Ballet’s ever-popular “The Nutcracker” to Clark Youth Theatre’s annual production of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” you won’t be at a loss for quality, festive entertainment. Below, you’ll find a roundup of the best Christmas shows and musical performances around. Looking for more? Check out our lists of Holiday Parties, Holiday ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
3d ago
Sometimes it’s hard for me to believe I used to go around thinking that so many people around me were evil or going to hell when they died. I grew up in a doctrine that warned against building relationships with the “worldly,” as they could lead you onto a path of sin, and believed telling people they were hellbound was ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
4d ago
One of our favorite family Halloween memories! On October 31, I expect princesses, ghosts, zombies, witches, and maybe a Bluey or Doc McStuffins to show up at my door. There will be elaborate costumes that probably cost more than my wedding dress and creative costumes that look fresh off the Pinterest site. There will be last-minute ghosts created with a ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
5d ago
If you’ve only seen one ballet in your life, chances are, it’s The Nutcracker. “The Nutcracker is a staple for every ballet company around the world, the United States in particular,” says Scott Black, managing director for Tulsa Ballet. He attributes the ballet’s success to our collective love of holidays and family traditions. “It’s a story that all ages can ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
6d ago
The secret is out! This weekend, we visited Broken Arrow’s Elam Park playground – which opened last Wednesday – and it was busy, busy, busy! I’ve been anticipating the opening of Elam Park for months. I wrote an article about “5 New Playgrounds to Visit This Summer” for our 2024 Summer Family Fun Guide, and Elam Park was on the ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
1w ago
One of my family’s favorite things to do each fall is visit The Castle of Muskogee’s Halloween Festival. With its sprawling village filled with Halloween attractions, the festival is an absolutely magical way to immerse yourself in spooky season vibes. And as I outlined in my Family Fear Guide a few seasons back, there’s plenty of fun for guests of ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
1w ago
Sallie Dale, founder of The Urban Acres and mother of three – soon to be four – has always enjoyed exploring her creativity. In fact, she remembers sitting at the art table in elementary school and, when her classmates rotated to other tables, staying to continue her art project. Her creative talent continued to flourish and, years later, after she ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
1w ago
Author Kelsie Olds first became interested in occupational therapy at age 13, when family friends adopted a child with Down syndrome. “I was 13 and newly allowed to use the internet, so I followed their blog,” Olds explains, which is where they first encountered the term occupational therapy. “And when I researched it, I was like, ‘That’s what I want ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
1w ago
Katherine Brier Bode, R.D., is a Saint Francis Children’s Physicians Pediatric Gastroenterology Dietitian with a master’s degree in nutritional sciences. Here, she answers common questions about picky eating habits in children. Learn about the difference between picky eaters and problem feeders, and more. What is a dietitian? At the Saint Francis Children’s Physicians Pediatric Gastroenterology clinic, we do a wide ..read more
TulsaKids Magazine
1w ago
The Tulsa Dream Center is a force for transformation in the community, dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty, fostering healing and creating a brighter future. Through its comprehensive services, the Dream Center ensures families can access essential needs such as food, healthcare and educational opportunities. In a conversation with Executive Director Tim Newton and Family Support Specialist Syreeta Burrell ..read more