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On Kids' Night on Broadway, kids & teens ages 18 & under can attend a participating Broadway show for free when accompanied by a full-paying adult*. A Kids' Night on Broadway ticket also includes restaurant discounts and activity books. Select shows will offer in-theatre activities for kids including talkbacks and other events.
As a member of the Broadway Fan Club, you will receive monthly e-newsletters with special insider and show-related information, trivia, Broadway-related event invitations, and more, as well as offers for discounted tickets and other special promotions. You must be age 13 or up to join the Fan Club.
One of the most common, COPPA-approved methods used for verifying identity is to charge or authorize a small amount to a credit card. The credit card transaction proves your identity. That process is handled by our verification provider Kids Web Services, in accordance with their own Privacy Policy, meaning your credit card information will NOT be shared with Niantic. Your credit card will NOT be used for any other purpose.
In the US, another method used for verifying your identity is to check your name, date of birth, mailing address, and the last 4 digits of your social security number against government records. That process is handled by our verification provider SuperAwesome, in accordance with their own Privacy Policy, meaning that your name, date of birth, mailing address, and the last 4 digits of your social security number will NOT be shared with Niantic. This information will NOT be used for any other purpose.
When a game requests to access information from your child, this request comes through the Niantic Kids Parent Portal, and notify you via email. You can check the details of the information being requested and deny or allow it.
We comply with this requirement through the Niantic Kids Parent Portal with a verification and consent process handled by Kids Web Services. In order to do so, Kids Web Services requires certain personal information about you to prove you are really you and to block anyone trying to impersonate you. Any such information is collected by Kids Web Services in accordance with their own Privacy Policy. You may contact Kids Web Services directly at pri...@kidswebservices.com for any questions related to their handling of user information, especially parent information.
You will be able to monitor the information stored for more than one child in the Niantic Kids Parent Portal. When a new child signs up to a Niantic game and provides your email address, you will be notified and will be able to view their permissions, just as you did with the first child.
Niantic Kids is powered by Kid Web Services (KWS) platform. KWS is certified as COPPA-compliant by the kidSafe Seal program and is an ESRB privacy certified member in good standing. The service provides privacy safeguards allowing kids, and parents like you, to better enjoy digital adventures.
Devotedto improving the well-being of our state's children, youth and their families,KIDS COUNT in Delaware has been using highly credible research, data collectionand education to inform change on behalf of children for more than 25 years.
KIDS COUNT is a national and state-by-state effort by the Annie E. Casey Foundation to track the well-being of children in the United States. KIDS COUNT in Delaware, a project of the Center for Community Research & Service, is a collaborative effort of over forty organizations to enrich local and state discussion concerning ways to secure better lives for all children by providing policy makers and citizens with benchmarks of child well-being. All data collected by KIDS COUNT in Delaware are available in the online, interactive KIDS COUNT Data Center.
The KIDS COUNT in Delaware 2024 FOCUS book describes the relationship between data, policy, and leadership and details the interconnectedness of decisions we make at the polls to outcomes children experience. With an election on the horizon, this is an especially timely issue.
This year's book spotlights public policy decisions connected to the impact they've made as shown in data and offers lessons learned which can be utilized in future decision making. Among the policy examples shared, there are themes that repeat and lessons learned which resonate. Specifically:
The book also suggests questions which individuals can ask candidates running for office, to better understand their priorities with respect to Delaware's youngest. Engaging in conversation about a prospective leader's priorities, vision for the future, and policy ideas for enacting that vision is one way to gauge whether they will best represent one's own values once elected.
Facts on Children Underlying Success (FOCUS) This is our second year with a new name. FOCUS refers to the idea that we are using indicators to tell a story of Delaware kids around a specific theme. This year, that theme is "impact of COVID-19" as demonstrated by data. As always, for a more comprehensive listing of data on child and family well-being in Delaware, check out the KIDS COUNT Data Center
The online KIDS COUNT Data Center offers data on education, employment and income, poverty, health and youth at-risk factors. We invite you to discover ways to customize the data and join us in using this data to make informed decisions by investing in Delaware's biggest asset, our kids.
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Mi Kids Matter is your place to find what you need to give your child their best chance at health, happiness and success later in life. Throughout this site, we have provided information, resources and programs to take you from pregnancy through age 5 and beyond.
Michigan offers two quality free preschool programs designed to support school readiness. Many families qualify for these programs at no cost. Learn more about Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) and Head Start below and find a location near you.
Great Start to Quality helps families find the best early learning settings for their children. Once you choose a child care provider, there will be many positive experiences. You may also have some concerns. Our Concerns in Child Care page has resources for those special situations
Families can apply for the Child Development and Care Program by visiting Michigan.gov/MiBridges. Eligibility specialists will ask applications questions about their child support arrangements, but these questions are not required and if parents decline to answer, it will not harm their eligibility for child care assistance.
Whether you are a parent, a caregiver, an organization, a physician or just a concerned citizen, there are a lot of ways you can get involved in helping Michigan kids get a great start on life. Find information on groups, events, the Steps initiative, actions you can take and more.
The U.S. Botanic Garden is a living museum that welcomes kids of all ages. Be sure to look for special programs and events happening during your visit, and take advantage of activities and a special garden made just for kids!
Located in the Conservatory, the Children's Garden is a favorite exploration space for local families and visitors from across the nation and the world. The Children's Garden is seasonal, open Spring-Fall.
Our current exhibit spotlights the science and innovation of agriculture as well as the people and communities connected by food. Explore both galleries to find interactive elements ranging from hands-on microscope stations to opportunities to touch, smell, and contribute your own ideas!
Recreate the beauty of the Garden in precise detail or imagine new colors for the plants in our collection! Everyone can have their own interpretation with a coloring book inspired by the U.S. Botanic Garden.
Get MyPlate nutrition information straight to your home on your Amazon Alexa smart speaker, or on your phone or tablet via the free Amazon Alexa app. For more information, visit our MyPlate Alexa page.
Below are some of the many tips available for parents and caregivers on what and how to feed your kids. And just like the MyPlate.gov website and MyPlate tools, all of the information provided by MyPlate on Alexa is based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2020-2025.
Serve a healthy snack of raw veggies and hummus. Hummus is a Middle Eastern dip made from blended chickpeas, also known as garbanzo beans. Hummus is rich in protein, dietary fiber, and several important minerals.
The nutrients in dairy are important for all ages. Serve foods like low-fat or fat-free dairy milk or yogurt. Need an alternative? Offer lactose-free dairy milk or yogurt that's low-fat or fat-free. You can also offer fortified soy versions.
National parks are great places to explore anything kids can imagine. Go on an outdoor adventure. Walk in the footsteps of famous people. Take in unique scenery. Explore new interests. Experience real places you may have only heard about. But most of all, national parks are places where you can have fun and create memories that last a lifetime.
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