Bay Area Kids Fun
Bay Area Kid Fun where you'll find hundreds of fun things to do with kids in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Bay Area Parents Magazine

Bay Area Parents Magazine is your guide to events, activities, parenting resources & award-winning content. Join and log on to view their digital magazine.

Daly City Party Playhouse
Unforgettable birthdays. Our clean and safe play center is the perfect place to host private birthday parties and celebrations, and our open play on weekdays is the best way to spend a rainy or hot day! Our private parties eliminate the hassle of planning a birthday party. We have a variety of activities and can accommodate most group sizes. We take care of the food and clean-up, it will be easiest party you’ve ever hosted! Open play is the best way to spend time around Daly City/San Francisco. The games are age appropriate, and kids have a blast in our safe, clean center. Kids aren’t the only ones who have fun at Party Playhouse, we have an Adult Lounge too! Complete with TVs, internet and billiard, it is a great way to spend family time!

GoCityKids
Welcome to ParentsConnect Local, Nickelodeon's guide to parenting resources, kids' events, and family-friendly places to go - all over the US!

Golden Gate Mothers Group
The Golden Gate Mothers Group is a San Francisco-based mothers group that focuses on moms and all things motherhood.

Kid Matter "Collective Wisdom of Parents"
KidMatter was started by two moms, Ewa and Lili, who during the course of raising small kids, discovered (sometimes the hard way) that being a parent could be much easier if you can find tips and advice from other parents who have gone through the same thing, whether it is picking a child care or a piano teacher, or planning for a birthday party. Parents face new challenges on a daily basis. Help from fellow parents is not only welcome, but essential. The trick is knowing where to find those tips and advice.

KidMatter is built to be that place -- the place where parents can find tips and advice to make their lives easier! On KidMatter site, parents can share reviews and opinions, ask questions, share ideas for birthday party or weekend activities, or form their own communities such as classroom parents group, sports team or playgroup. Imagine, instead of touring ten preschool open houses, you can read reviews of those schools from local parents first and maybe only need to go to three open houses. Along the way, you can ask questions about how to pick the right preschool on our forum. It's like having a virtual support network. You help other parents by sharing your experience and others help you with new challenges you face.

With KidMatter, we are no longer alone in the journey of parenting.

Lila Guide
All of the information included in the lilaguide website and books is written by parents for parents. Tens of thousands of moms across the country help produce this insider's guide to stores, restaurants, service providers, and activities that are a very big part of every parent’s life. And while the guides won't tell you how to change a diaper or how to get by on little or no sleep (that's what grandparents are for), they will tell you what other local parents have learned about what your city has to offer -- including virtually every baby product you need, from cribs to strollers.

SFkids
SFkids is created by San Francisco parents and funded by San Francisco's Department of Children, Youth & Their Families, working with their nonprofit partner GoKid.org. SFkids is designed to help every family in every neighborhood of our beautiful City raise healthy, happy children from babies to young adulthood.

Westside Observer

The Westside Observer is dedcated to maintaining and preserving the integrity of the San Francisco neighborhoods by promoting local businesses and providing a forum for community issues. The Westside Observer feature articles by local residents, new stories from staffs, and insightful columns from their contributors. The content runs the gamut from "hard news" to history, health and wellness, and entertainment. With regular features such as "The Business Corner" and "Police Blotter" readers look to The Westside Observer for in-depth coverage that the big daily papers can no longer provide.