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On the Town Survival Guide: Cleveland Indians

By Jen Rome
June 24, 2017
Cleveland Indians games are still one of the hottest tickets in town. Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Jen Rome, from Why CLE?, details how parents can take in a game with their tot and still have a great time. She shares tips to maximize fun and minimize stress at Progressive Field. ...
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Maltz Museum's David Schafer says the exhibit helps kids connect the stories of American history to their own experiences.

Hands-On Exhibit for Children Opens at Beachwood’s Maltz Museum

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
June 21, 2017
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage's newest exhibit, "Centuries of Childhood: An American Story," uses interactive, hands-on activities to chronicle the stories of five children and their families living in historical eras ranging from the 1700s to the mid-20th Century. The exhibit, produced in partnership with the Children's Museum of Cleveland, is designed for children ages 2-8 years old. ...
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Send Vacation Woes Packing with these Family Travel Tips

By Michelle Dickstein
June 20, 2017

When planning a trip with the kids, parents try to think of all the unexpected situations and plan accordingly. You bring extra wipes, diapers, changes in clothes, and stockpile snacks

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South Suburban Montessori School

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
June 19, 2017

South Suburban Montessori School is dedicated to providing an authentic Montessori education to children between 18 months and 14 years. Located just 20 minutes from downtown Cleveland in Brecksville’s Blossom

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Having a Discussion with Tweens and Teens is a Tool in Suicide Prevention

By Angela Gartner
June 19, 2017

The Netflix show “13 Reasons Why” has been a topic of interest among teens, national media and adults. It depicts a series of tapes created before a teen’s suicide. The

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Make your Child’s Sleepover at their Grandparents’ House a Dreamy Success

By Laurie Steiner
June 17, 2017

The time will come, whether you are ready or not, when Grandma and Grandpa will ask if your precious child can sleep over. Even for experienced parents, the mere thought

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8 Outdoor Summer Activities for Kids

By Susie Liberatore
June 16, 2017
Summer is in full swing. Some parents may have already run out of ideas on how to entertain the kids during this school break. If you need some inspiration, grab items you have around the house to set the stage for these creative boredom busters. The eight fun, easy activities provide outdoor adventures that are perfect for kids of all ages. ...
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A Father’s Day Message to My Three Daughters

By Michelle Dickstein
June 15, 2017
For 18 years I did not celebrate Father’s Day because I was raised by a single mom. Father’s Day was just not on my radar until my husband and I had kids of our own. My girls are only 5 and 3 years old, but they’ll be able to read one day. Here is what I would like my daughters to know about their dad this Father’s Day. ...
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Editor’s Review: Fidget Spinners

By Angela Gartner
June 15, 2017

Bottle flipping is so 2016 for kids right now. The new craze? Fidget Spinners. They’ve been seen at school, plus local baseball fields, parks, and playgrounds. This airplane propeller-like toy

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Eton Explorers — Super Heroes & Princesses Party is Tuesday at Eton Chagrin Boulevard

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
June 14, 2017
Tomorrow marks the kick-off for your summer at Eton Chagrin Boulevard in Woodmere with Eton Explorers — Super Heroes & Princesses Party. This free, family-friendly event promises to deliver the fun, including photo opportunities with super heroes and princesses, plus crafts, activities and more. ...
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