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Still looking for a camp and summer program adventure for your child? We have plenty of options, including day, overnight, sports, outdoor fun, fishing, academic, STEM, robotics, film making, animal care and nature, arts, theatre and more! ...

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The May 2022 issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! It features the 2022 Summer Fun Guide, a pull-out guide to help you plan your family's summer travel and local activities. It also includes gifts for moms, ways to plan your graduation party, a salute to teachers and plenty of things to do for the whole family. ...

When it comes to having a healthy baby, there are many aspects of a child’s health that parents and caregivers need to know. We spoke with two area pediatricians who shared insight on some of the latest health trends for babies and ways we can keep our babies healthy. ...

Spring has sprung in the greater Cleveland/Akron area, and with it comes a fresh lineup of family-friendly events. Hop on this list to plan your family's day at these Easter and spring-themed activities happening in April. ...

Find activities for children who have special needs and their parents and families. Many events provide sensory-friendly and inclusive activities for all abilities. Check out the following happenings in the region. ...

National Parenting Product Awards picks the trending products that provide play options, soothing and care for your littlest ones — be it your firstborn or your next bundle of joy. ...

Northeast Ohio boasts sports and fitness activities for athletes of all ages and abilities. We break down why and how to find these camps and other programs, as well as what to look for when determining which one is best for your child’s individual needs. ...

The April issue also features the Spring 2022 edition of our Camp and Summer Programs Guide, a pull-out guide to help you plan your children's summer adventures in 2022. It also includes listings of area camps and summer programs and an easy-to-use Camp Grid and more! ...

When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down schools and sent children home to learn virtually, students and teachers had to learn differently. For some kids who didn't adjust to hybrid or online schooling, they might have fell behind in learning. To play catch-up, parents might consider tutoring for students who are still struggling. ...