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  • Best Art Camps in Austin, TX (2026 Guide)
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    Best Art Camps in Austin, TX (2026 Guide)

    ByAmy Kiska June 2, 2026June 2, 2026

    Last Updated: May 2026 Austin has outstanding art camps for every kind of young creator — from hands-on studio camps for young kids to painting intensives for teens. Top picks include Cherrywood Treehouse Art Studio (boutique East Austin studio, ages 8–12), Art Amore Studios (full-day painting intensive, ages 6–18), Cordovan Art School (40+ themed camps,…

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  • Best Sports Camps in Austin, TX (2026 Guide)
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    Best Sports Camps in Austin, TX (2026 Guide)

    ByBerkley June 2, 2026June 2, 2026

    Posted by Amy Kiska, Co-founder & CEO of Recess Last Updated: May 2026 Austin has exceptional sports camps for nearly every interest — from soccer and gymnastics to climbing, ice skating, and martial arts. Top picks include Stellar Soccer, Capital Gymnastics, Crux Climbing, Kula Karate, and ChampionsLT for multi-sport. For soccer, Stellar Soccer, First Touch…

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  • The Best STEM Camps in Austin (2026): A Parent’s Guide
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    The Best STEM Camps in Austin (2026): A Parent’s Guide

    ByBerkley June 2, 2026June 2, 2026

    Looking for the best STEM camps in Austin for summer 2026? Whether your child is into coding, robotics, engineering, or hands-on science experiments, Austin offers a wide range of programs designed to spark curiosity and build real-world skills. This guide breaks down top-rated STEM camps for kids ages 3–14+, so you can find the right…

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  • Best Free Things to Do with Kids in Austin (Summer 2026 Guide)
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    Best Free Things to Do with Kids in Austin (Summer 2026 Guide)

    ByBerkley June 2, 2026June 2, 2026

    Meet your ultimate free guide to Austin with kids! Discover the best no-cost activities for families in 2025, from splash pads to playgrounds and (shhhh!) hidden local gems.

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  • Recess Expands Kids’ Activities Marketplace to Dallas and Houston, Backed by More Than $4M in Venture Funding
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    Recess Expands Kids’ Activities Marketplace to Dallas and Houston, Backed by More Than $4M in Venture Funding

    ByAmy Kiska June 1, 2026June 2, 2026

    The fast-growing startup partners with schools and leading kids’ activity brands to help families book trusted camps, classes, and after-school programs. DALLAS and HOUSTON, Texas — June 1, 2026 — Recess, the kids’ activities marketplace helping families discover and book camps, classes, after-school programs, and enrichment activities, today announced its expansion into Dallas and Houston…

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  • Every Kid Deserves Camp: How Camp Quality USA Shows Up for Children Facing Cancer
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    Every Kid Deserves Camp: How Camp Quality USA Shows Up for Children Facing Cancer

    ByBerkley April 19, 2026April 19, 2026

    When Michael DeGeeter stepped into his new role as Director of Marketing and Communications at Camp Quality USA, he wasn’t starting from scratch – he was coming home. After 16 years of personal involvement with the organization, Michael knows firsthand what Camp Quality means to children facing cancer and the families who love them. Camp…

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  • Summer Camp Through a Pediatrician’s Lens
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    Summer Camp Through a Pediatrician’s Lens

    ByBerkley April 13, 2026April 13, 2026

    Why camp can support development, and how to help your child feel ready By Dr. Mona Amin: Parent, Pediatrician and Recess Expert Summer camp can bring up a lot for parents. For some families, it feels exciting. A chance for kids to try something new, build confidence, get outside, and have experiences that look different…

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  • Introducing the Recess Expert Series: A Conversation with Dr. Mona Amin
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    Introducing the Recess Expert Series: A Conversation with Dr. Mona Amin

    ByBerkley March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

    At Recess, we know that choosing camps, classes, and activities for your child is about so much more than filling a schedule. It’s about supporting their development, honoring their unique temperament, and creating space for them to explore, grow, and simply be kids. That’s why we’re thrilled to launch the Recess Expert Series – a…

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  • What Activities Should My Child Be In? A Complete Guide by Age (0–12)
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    What Activities Should My Child Be In? A Complete Guide by Age (0–12)

    ByBerkley March 17, 2026March 17, 2026

    By Amy Kiska, Co-Founder & CEO of Recess  |  9-min read The best activities for your child depend on their age and developmental stage. Children ages 1–4 thrive in open-ended, sensory-based classes. Ages 5–10 are ideal for trying a variety of sports, arts, and STEM programs. By age 10+, kids are ready to go deeper…

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  • Recess Roundtable with the National Inclusion Project: No Child Should Sit on the Sidelines
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    Recess Roundtable with the National Inclusion Project: No Child Should Sit on the Sidelines

    ByBerkley February 23, 2026February 25, 2026

    The National Inclusion Project began with a friendship. In the early 2000s, Clay Aiken was a college student at UNC-Charlotte pursuing a degree in special education when he met 13-year-old Michael, who had been diagnosed with autism. The bond they formed extended to Michael’s mother, Diane, and together, Clay and Diane discovered they shared more…

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