Time-lapse videos can be fascinating, letting us see things we normally wouldn't. Here's how you and your kids can make your own time-lapsers and take a closer look at the world around you.

It's not too late! Here's a helpful guide on how to gift Tinybop apps and bundles.

We were blown away by so many beautiful and inspiring STEM books — on everything from microbes to megafauna — published for kids in 2016. Here are our favorites.

We're excited to share our favorite kid's media about space – books, podcasts, and more.

We sat down with Jessie Sattler, a technical artist at Tinybop and the artist behind Space, to ask her some questions about her process, inspirations, and references for designing the app. Some of her inspirations may inspire you, too.

We can’t wait to share our next app with you. Space, No. 8 in The Explorer's Library, will be ready to play next Thursday, December 1st.

Tuesday marked the end of a divisive election season in the U.S. It also marked a new beginning. Here's what we're looking forward to.

We compiled our favorite books to help kids learn about their emotions and how to identify, talk about, and productively express them.

We were curious about Ana's process, inspiration, and how living in Portugal and Spain influences her work. Here's what we found out.

Me: A Kid’s Diary gives kids a safe place to tell their stories, express their identities and feelings, and to document the world around them. Kids can respond to 100s of questions about their feelings and preferences, their families, friends, schools, and homes to create vibrant, dynamic self-portraits in photos, GIFs, pictures, words, and recordings.