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Maximize fun with these kid-friendly table ideas! From table cloths you can color to fun cups, your littlest guests will have the perfect space to enjoy their holiday meal. ...

If your child is planning on attending college, having a good ACT or SAT score can help them stand out and increase their chance of acceptance. While these tests are taken in 11th grade, planning begins well before- hand. Here are a few ways to prepare and maximize testing opportunities. ...

A parent’s approach to learning to drive makes a huge impact. Focusing on the positive aspects of learning—the excitement and independence—while also working to reduce the pressure to drive right away and eliminating high-stakes situations can go a long way. ...

Looking for some great seasonal reads for your kids? Here’s a list of books to try. Put these on your library wish list or gift them to someone you know. ...

The month of November is National Adoption Month, Northeast Ohio Parent editor Angela Gartner spoke to two families who share their unique pathways to adoption. ...

Sara Carnes, Northeast Ohio Parent columnist, shares a few ways to deepen your relationship and build a strong, lasting connection with your teens. ...

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The November issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Check it out on newsstands, or view the digital edition! We have your holiday gifting covered with 50 ideas under $50. Plus get into the holiday spirit with special events happening this month. The November issue also features the High School Guide. We provide tips to help your nervous teen driver and ways to start preparing for college testing. ...

This digital High School Guide is packed full of informative articles and school listings to further your knowledge on high school education options in Northeast Ohio. Plus, we provide tips to help your nervous teen driver and ways to start preparing for college testing. ...

Watching your child struggle in school is awful. Maybe they’re trying their best but are still behind, or maybe homework feels like a battle. Children may even share that they feel inadequate or uncomfortable in the classroom. When parents see these signs, they often begin to wonder if something more is going on—and whether special education services might help. ...