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Cozy up in your favorite place and explore the wonders of books with your child. From infants to teenagers, here are a few suggestions, including "The Tragedy Paper" by Elizabeth LaBan. While preparing for a dreaded assignment, a teen gets wrapped up in the tragic tale of a former student who had a clandestine relationship with the wrong girl. ...

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Spring break will soon be here. If you're planning to stay home this year, there are plenty of activities to keep your family busy all week. The region provides opportunities for little ones to teens. ...

An art museum may seem like a daunting place to take kids or young children, but in reality, these art spaces are much more family friendly than you might think. Our region boasts two incredible places to observe and interact with art — the Cleveland Museum of Art and Akron Art Museum. ...

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While it’s common knowledge that physical activity is crucial for keeping children healthy, narrowing down the options can be easier said than done. Enrolling in dance classes is one way to encourage movement, but it also provides so much more. ...

Whether it’s your first time coaching or your fifth, if you are signing up to coach your child’s team for the upcoming sports season, keep these tips in mind. ...

With all the demands of working in or outside the home, moms might confuse self-care with selfishness. However, self-care is taking responsibility for your health and well-being. If you don’t take care of yourself, who will? ...

The word “camp” might conjure certain images — burnt marshmallows, awkward archery lessons and stinky latrines. However, that’s not the case for today’s children — and their parents — who have increasingly found a modern approach to their camp experience. New-age day to overnight camps offer summertime rituals, which enhance both learning and imagination. ...