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I noticed it a bit over the summer, right after their high school graduation. A few trickled in here and there. ...

Experts and local moms weigh in on how parents handle kids’ behavior. From sending children to their time-out chairs to being a "referee" between siblings, as parents, we often fall into one or more of these five categories when faced with frustration. ...

Here are some things parents should consider when purchasing these devices, along with ways to protect kids by making the following changes. ...

Kids love board games. They're fun. They tell stories. And they introduce new challenges while letting players try out new roles. They can also teach life skills – math, reasoning, prediction, negotiation and more. Best of all, they make family memories for a lifetime. Those willing to do a little digging can find new, unique games that provide a wealth of family fun. ...

Most kids have likely heard about embracing each other’s differences. However, when a child is bullied what can he or she do, especially those with special needs? Parents learn how they can help. ...

The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage invites 6-12th graders to share an act of intolerance they’ve witnessed and detail creative ways they can help end bullying, discrimination and indifference in their community. ...

There are plenty of opportunities to celebrate the season with your family. Northeast Ohio Parent brings you the rundown of this year's holiday happenings from around the region. From festive lighting and parties with Santa to other traditions such as Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, we've got you covered. ...

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Worried the family car won't make it through the upcoming Northeast Ohio winter? Apps and the ability to text make it easy to do most of the car shopping, whether you're home or at the dealership. ...

Family-based dental practices are using gentle, low-stress techniques. The tell-show-do dentistry is creating a new generation of fear-free dental patients. ...