The New York Times

Ms. Rachel’s Improbable Journey From Toddler Whisperer to Holiday Toy Story

Rachel Accurso might be this era’s Mister Rogers, if he had been on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. Toy companies and publishers all want a piece of the action. Rachel AccursoCredit...Amy Lombard for ...
The American Spectator

Not in the Neighborhood: Ms. Rachel’s Radical Departure From Mr. Rogers’ Moral Compass

Trading Mr. Rogers’ cardigan for Hamas controversy, Ms. Rachel — the YouTube darling of preschoolers whose “Songs for Littles” has garnered more than 14.7 million subscribers — has sparked backlash ...
CBS News

Ms. Rachel and Mr. Aron reflect on their parenting experiences while offering tools to help families at bedtime

YouTube star and child educator Rachel Accurso — better known as Ms. Rachel — and her husband, Mr. Aron, are helping provide struggling parents with resources while admitting that things don't always ...
The Washington Post

Ms. Rachel grew up on Mister Rogers. Now she’s carrying on his legacy.

The YouTube star wants her audiences — adults and children alike — to see the humanity of all people. Many years ago, in a gray wooden house in Maine, there was a little girl who loved to curl up on ...
AOL

Ms. Rachel and Mr. Aron reflect on own experiences to help families

YouTube star and child educator Rachel Accurso — better known as Ms. Rachel — and her husband, Mr. Aron, are helping provide struggling parents with resources while admitting that things don't always ...
The New York Times

‘Now, Let’s Be a Starfish!’: Learning With Ms. Rachel, Song by Song

The YouTube star of “Songs for Littles,” an online video series that pulls millions of views, says she’s found her calling in encouraging children to speak. By McKenna Oxenden Rachel Griffin Accurso ...