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What’s Streaming: Family-Friendly Movies and Shows to Watch in October 2024

It’s the spooky season and what better way to get into the Halloween spirit than with a show or movie. Here’s a few Halloween movies and shows for kids and teens available on various streaming platforms this fall. ...
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Fall Education Focus 2024 – Middle School Guide

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 plan for a new school, academic expectations and how to deal with changing emotions.  ...
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Read the Northeast Ohio Parent October 2024 Issue

The October issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Check out tips for a non-scary Halloween experience and safe trick-or-treating for children with food allergies. Plus, we fill your calendar with Halloween and fall fun events. The October issue also includes the Middle School Guide. We help your tween plan for a new school, new academic expectations and how to deal with changing emotions.  ...
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Editor’s Note: Halloween Joys

Northeast Ohio Parent Editor Angela Gartner shares her thoughts for healthy social media for tweens and teens, Halloween plans and more. ...
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Recipe of the Month: Tree Nut-Free Granola Bars

These granola bars are a quick and easy grab-and-go treat that are perfect for lunches or to eat before after-school sports. ...
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Dealing with Disappointment: How to help your kids handle this common emotion

As parents we want to protect our children from everything that can cause pain. Protecting them from disappointment is no different. Between friends, school, sports and unmet expectations, disappointment is a common emotion that children face. Therefore learning to handle it is a crucial skill for their emotional development.  ...
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5 Easy Ways to Store and Display Your Child’s Artwork

Every week or, even daily, your child might bring home something artsy for you to put on the fridge door to be admired. Whether it’s a drawing or craft, these school projects can add up throughout the year — and even as they move from grade to grade. So, what do parents do with these projects once their fridge life has expired? Here are some tips to keep everything, without cluttering your home. ...
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Helping Your Child with Handwriting Skills

From tying shoes, cutting with scissors, picking up toys and using utensils, to holding a crayon or pencil, young children are practicing fine motor skills. While many children hit these developmental milestones easily, everyone learns at their own pace. As kids begin to learn how to write, parents want to watch out for signs their child is having difficulties early on.  ...
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Back to Class: Dealing with Chronic Absenteeism

When students miss school, they’re not just missing the chance to learn something new in class. They’re missing out on engagement opportunities, on friendships, on community resources. Here are some ways schools are dealing with chronic absenteeism. ...
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