Kaye Lowak

How your child treats others doesn’t just shape your home. It can influence classrooms, neighborhoods, and the wider community too. In Texas, where more than 7 million children call the state home, families, schools, and local organizations all play an im... See more

Summer’s arrival often brings relief for busy families. There is no need to rise before dawn, pack lunches the night before, or make sure everyone has a clean shirt ready for school. Amid looser routines and later bedtimes, however, lies an incredible opp... See more

The nostalgic “90s summer” is trending this year, with many parents hoping to give their children the same screen-free summer they enjoyed growing up. Think long days spent outdoors exploring, building fairy gardens, collecting cool rocks, riding bikes, a... See more

If you’re looking for ways to cool off this summer, take a trip underground. Long ago, earthquakes along the Balcones Fault Zone formed a system of cool, underwater aquifers and caves that lie just beneath our feet. In fact, a ring of caves and caverns fo... See more

What You Need: Fishing line or smooth string, long balloon(s), a drinking straw, paper clips, a sandwich-size bag, a 3-ounce paper cup (optional), masking tape, and a grown-up helper. What You Do: Step 1: Ask a grown-up to tape a length of fishing line or... See more