At 14-years-old, Abigail Breslin has already launched a successful career in Hollywood. But she hasn’t let a starring role on Broadway (as young Helen Keller in “The Miracle Worker”) or an Academy Award nomination (as Olive in “Little Miss Sunshine”) go to her head.

Brooklyn-based filmmaker Kristin Brenneman Eno is making some out-of-the-ordinary contributions to the world of media: films both starring and driven by children. Eno created Little Creatures Films to

When first meeting the women of the weekly television program “Moms and the City,” it’s hard not to be swept up by their beauty and brains, a telegenic combination of shiny hair and sharp wits.

Emily Giffin is that mom. You know, the mom from your kid’s preschool class you find yourself always wanting to sit next to, to be friends with. The one who makes everyone laugh at early morning drop-off and remembers to bring the portable potty thing on the field trip.

Christian Jacobs, co-creator of the wildly popular and music-centric kid's show, Yo Gabba Gabba, is also one of the guys behind the masked rock band, The Aquabats that are popular with children everywhere. Read on as Jacobs dishes about their costumes, "Pool Party," and his favorite NYC spots to bring the kids.

Kid-friendly Broadway shows to keep on your radar this season.

Prepare to dive into a winter wonderland as the beloved holiday comedy “Elf” is turned into a musical extravaganza on Broadway.

Just a couple of years ago, Andrew Baum would never have imagined himself spending his days making music for children and their families. Today, he can’t imagine doing anything else.

Laura Numeroff is the author of the beloved “If You Give A Mouse A Cookie” series. Her new book is “The Jellybeans and the Big Book Bonanza."

A typical CD of children’s music has parents ready to toss it, pull their hair out—or both—after just an hour or two. But roots rocker Randy Kaplan offers parents a welcome break