The Akron Zoo recently partnered on a reintroduction of Partula snails to their native French Polynesian Islands. Partula snails are listed as extinct in the wild by IUCN Red List. 

The October issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Check it out on newsstands, or view the digital edition! Celebrate the spooky season with costume ideas for all abilities and those who are on a budget. Plus, Halloween party treats, crafts and events happening around Northeast Ohio. The October issue also covers tweens and cell phones, how to handle bullying and tips for independence in the Middle School Guide. 

Math, reading and language skills are important for the foundation of all other subjects. Whether you have an early learner or students in the upper grades, check out these apps, which can provide extra, at-home learning support for your kids — with some fun.

It’s spooky season! Celebrate Halloween and all things Fall with these seasonal events around Northeast Ohio.

Sometimes, a child may begin to struggle with concerning behaviors, speech, or thoughts. Oftentimes, that behavior can be linked to social or emotional challenges. If this happens, it is important to consider therapy. Therapy helps by changing thoughts which can result in improved behavior and healthier outcomes.

Gross motor skills are movements that require the whole or most of the body to do the activity. This skill isn’t just limited to play and movement. It’s also connected to your child’s educational success. 

The special occasion can be a fun time for the whole family, but in 2023 you may be looking to stay on budget with the inflated pricing on everything from candy to spacesuits. This guide will help you stay within your means this year.

This digital Middle School Guide is packed full of informative articles and school listings to further your knowledge on middle school education options in Northeast Ohio. Check out ways to help your tween become more independent, safety tips and  management with smart phones, how to handle bullies at school or online, books your tween reader will love and more!

Looking for something to do with your tiny tot? Make a visit to your local library, museum or area attraction, many of which offer storytimes, crafts, and other fun activities for young children.

It’s spooky season and what better way to get into the Halloween spirit than  with a not-too-scary show  or movie. From classics to new thrillers, here’s a few  family-friendly Halloween movies available on various streaming platforms this fall.