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Medically Safe: Back-To-School Practices

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
January 8, 2021
2021 Editions January 2021 Magazine

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How to Make Your Child’s Clothes Last Longer

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 31, 2020
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Kids are tough on their clothes, leaving many parents wondering how they can save some money by helping clothes to last a bit longer. Part of the basic costs

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How to Manage Being In the Sandwich Generation

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 30, 2020
Aging Answers Parenting

Even though the ‘sandwich’ generation sounds like delicious lunch options, it’s not related to food at all. Instead, it refers to adults who are ‘sandwiched’ between caring for their children

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5 Tips to Help Save Your Struggling Relationship

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 30, 2020
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No matter what romantic movies would have us believe, relationships are difficult, and require a great deal of compromise and sacrifice on a daily basis. There are lots of external

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Allison Rose Act Passes General Assembly, Heads to Governor

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 30, 2020
2021 Editions January 2021
House Bill 231, also known as the Allison Rose Act, has passed within both chambers of the General Assembly and is headed to the governor’s desk. The bill, which was introduced by Ohio State Rep. Dave Greenspan (R-Westlake), encourages school districts, community schools and STEM schools to create food allergy training for staff members and students. ...
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Toboggan Chutes Are Open at the Chalet in Mill Stream Run Reservation

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 27, 2020
Parenting Things to do
The winter tradition has returned with the twin toboggan chutes at The Chalet in Strongsville. Adventure-seekers can plunge down a 70-foot drop and travel along 700 feet of ice, reaching speeds up to 50 miles per hour. Advanced reservations and facial coverings will be required. ...
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Main Street Kent Presents Squirrel’s New Year’s Resolution Story Walk

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 26, 2020
Things to do
Read "Squirrel’s New Year’s Resolution" by Pat Miller, page by page, in the business windows of downtown Kent. Donations of non-perishable food items for “Squirrel’s Helping Box” will be collected at participating businesses. Items will be donated to Kent Social Services. ...
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Newborn Hearing Testing & Your Baby

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 26, 2020
Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week
Parenting Special Needs
Ohio law requires that all hospitals and birthing centers offer the Universal Newborn Hearing Screening before discharge. The methods used are safe, quick and effective. If your child has not passed the screening, it is very important that you take your baby for a diagnostic hearing test by a licensed pediatric audiologist. ...
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New Year’s Eve Options from Great Wolf Lodge Sandusky

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 21, 2020
Things to do
Welcoming the start of the New Year coincides with Great Wolf Lodge’s annual Snowland experience, now through Jan. 3, 2021. The resorts transform into a winter wonderland with activities and entertainment sure to make spirits bright – and safe. ...
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Akron Children’s Museum, Summit Metroparks Help to Keep Kids Moving with Adventure Backpacks

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 21, 2020
Parenting Things to do
Akron Children’s Museum, Summit Metroparks and the Friends of Metroparks are helping little learners ages 3 to 6 keep their brains stimulated and bodies active with Adventure Backpacks. A grant from Summit County funded the creation and distribution of 2,500 backpacks. ...
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