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Your baby’s nursery is where you’ll spend a good amount of time together during those first years. We talked to some Northeast Ohio moms who shared a few of their must-haves for making baby’s space comfortable and stylish.  ...

A break from school means a chance to take a trip to a local museum or attraction. Northeast Ohio is home to many places that are filled with art, history, music, science and more for all ages. ...

While sibling rivalry is common at any age, it is important for parents to be aware of how to referee sibling battles and how to help remedy the argument. We share how parents can develop conflict resolution skills and how to teach those skills to their children. ...

The April issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Check it out on newsstands, or view the digital edition! We provide nursery inspiration and the latest baby name trends. Plus, resources to get your kids summer camp ready, how to handle sibling fights, spring fun events and more!  ...

Tamia Woods and her husband Tim of Streetsboro share their story of losing son James, a 17-year-old Streetsboro High School athlete. The Woods' family hopes sharing their story can help parents protect their children from the predators targeting teens online. ...

Help us find the best of the best in Northeast Ohio when it comes to family fun — and be entered to win a fantastic local prize! Cast your ballot in April for your favorite businesses, attractions, family services and more in our annual awards contest. ...

When was the last time you felt good about yourself? We are constantly exposed to a “definition” of what we should look like — and it’s not just us, it’s our kids too. Here's a few ways kids and parents can think more positively about themselves. ...

Sara Carnes, Northeast Ohio Parent columnist, shares her thoughts on the emerging technology of CHATGPT. She talks about its benefits, but also how parents can better prepare as the tech become more prominent in our daily lives. ...

During high school, many parents are preparing their teens for college. However, what if they aren’t interested in college or aren’t ready? Instead, they enjoy hands-on activities rather than a traditional classroom setting or want to do something different? A career technical educational (CTE) program might be a good place to start. ...

Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Melissa Koski Carney of "I Crashed the Web" shares a recipe that’s easy to make, healthy and festive for the shamrock season. ...