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2026 Earth Day Events in Northeast Ohio

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
April 9, 2026
With these events happening in the greater Cleveland/Akron area, your family can have fun while helping the planet. Check the list to find an activity around the region. ...
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Big Adventures, Big Growth: Seven Reasons Why Camp Matters

By Sponsored Content
April 6, 2026
Sponsored Content. Summer camp is where confidence takes root, friendships deepen, and girls discover just how capable they are. No matter her age, interests, experience, or comfort level, there’s a place for her at camp. ...
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30 Basic Things Kids Need to Know Before Going to Camp

By Angela Gartner
April 6, 2026
If your kids are signed up for camp or you are in the process of finding a summer program for your child, it’s time to start preparing. It’s important that anytime you send your child to a new environment, whether at a day or overnight program, there are skills they need to brush up on. ...
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Join Northeast Ohio Parent for the 2026 Little Legacy Kickoff Event!

By Raegan Ochall
April 2, 2026
Northeast Ohio Parent is thrilled to bring its signature summer fun to Legacy Village for the very first time. The free, family-friendly "Little Legacy" events kick off on May 12. Children are invited to dress up as their favorite superheroes or princesses for the "Dress-Up! Superhero & Princess Day." ...
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How to Set Technology Boundaries for Your Family

By Aisha Taylor
March 30, 2026
Setting tech boundaries isn’t always easy, especially when our children might be around other families who operate differently. We discuss how to navigate these conversations when friends or family don’t share our digital rules. ...
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Why Do Kids Have Temper Tantrums?

By Lori Orlinsky
March 30, 2026
Few parenting moments test your patience quite like a full-blown temper tantrum. While those big emotions can feel overwhelming for both kids and parents, experts say tantrums are a normal part of childhood development. ...
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Why Some Kids Find Homework So Challenging

By Lori Orlinsky
March 28, 2026
Homework challenges are far more common and complex than most people realize. Here are a few ways to help your child for a better extension of the school day. ...
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How to ‘Let Them’ when it comes to our Children

By Sponsored Content
March 16, 2026
Sponsored Content. Licensed therapist and speaker Joanna Hardis, LISW-S and author of "Just Do Nothing (for Parents): How to Parent Better by Doing Less" talks about us about parent strategies of responding to situations by stepping back. ...
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Under one Roof: Multigenerational Living

By Aisha Taylor
March 11, 2026
Due to changing economic conditions and life circumstances, some families are re-evaluating how they live and are considering multigenerational living arrangements where parents and grandparents live in the same household. ...
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Maple Madness: Family-Friendly Recipes for Ohio’s Sugaring Season

By Melissa Koski Carney
March 3, 2026
Maple syrup takes center stage this March — and we've got recipes to help you indulge from breakfast to dinner. ...
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