There are many ways to enjoy the sights, sounds and seasonal fun of fall in the greater Cleveland/Akron region. Check the list below to find a family-friendly fall festival near you. Old West Pumpkin ...
Remote learning can reveal academic difficulties that may be less noticeable in a traditional classroom. A child who once relied on quick ...
A rock wall does not become a tunnel just because someone paints one on it. Everybody watching the old chase cartoons knows ...
Minor sniffles, scratchy throats, and upset stomachs can disrupt a child’s day, but many mild symptoms respond well to simple ...
For most parents, the first report card of the school year is a big moment. In most Greater Cleveland schools, it arrives ...
Many people know the frustration of sitting in their doctor’s office and being told to “just eat less and exercise more” to lose weight. With so many weight loss options to try, a bariatric surgeon ...
Angela Gartner has been the editor at Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine since 2014. She has won local and national awards for her features, columns and photography over the years. Previously, her work ...
The October issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Check it out on newsstands or view the digital edition here! Ready, set, go! Learn about a local family navigating their way through youth ...
As cold, flu and RSV season approaches, parents often look for ways to protect their children and keep their families healthy. Supporting a child’s health during this time is built upon foundational, ...
Halloween Fair. Haunted walking trail, pumpkin lagoon, train rides, and more. 10/9-24. Carlisle Reservation, 12882 Diagonal Road, Lagrange, Pumpkins & Piranhas. Trick or treat after-hours through the ...
Last month, Megan Higgins, founder and president of Hudson Inclusive Playground (HIP), along with co-founder Dr. Jessica Hoefler and the many committee members, from parent advocates to medical ...
Lisa Scharfenort knew from experience that her daughter was developmentally delayed. “When Eliza was 18 months old, she wasn’t babbling,” Scharfenort says.”She used ‘dada’ as the word for everything, ...
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