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The February 2022 of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Check it out on newsstands, or view the digital edition for Valentine's Day treats and happenings, winter Summer Camp & Programs pull-out guide, dating violence prevention and more! ...

While the winter offers a great opportunity to dress your little ones in all things fashionable and festive, it is important to be safe and warm. Here are some winter safety tips to keep you and your family protected this winter season. ...

Winter is here. Samantha Probst, owner of Little Babet clothing store in Chagrin Falls, shares some of the latest winter trends for your kids. ...

Northeast Ohio Parent Dad columnist Jason Lea shares why it can be difficult for parents to emulate the activities of “Bluey’s Dad” from the popular children's TV series. ...

Schools are closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and it's a great opportunity for family activities. From commemorative virtual programming to free admission to area attractions, there's plenty to do. Check the list to plan your family's day to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ...

As the alarm clock rings for the start of the second half of the school year, children are packing their backpacks and preparing to return to the classroom. Starting school after a long, well-needed winter break is hard, and kids may struggle getting back into a routine.  ...

Education in the fields of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) is of growing importance at many schools. Here are a few in the greater Cleveland/Akron area that are featuring STEM makerspaces. ...

Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Michelle Dickstein, life coach, shares her experience in the role of caretaker in a COVID quarantine home. ...

It's time to put down the pencils and books and go exploring. From art and history to STEM topics, find educational events and activities in the greater Cleveland and Akron areas that are designed specifically for homeschool families. ...

When it comes to family game night, it’s easy to just dust off the tried-and-true from your closet. After all, those classic board games have their charms — and, for many, a nostalgic kick. When you’re tired of sliding down chutes, climbing up ladders and trudging through Candyland, but still want face-to-face play time with your kids, consider these terrific new alternatives for tabletop fun. ...