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The 2022 August issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Find guides inside — Preschool and After School — also, tips on breastfeeding, baby items, things to do and more! This is our 100th issue, we take a look back at some stories of families we told! ...

Looking for some great reads for your kids? Here's a list of books recommended by local libraries, Northeast Ohio Parent editors and more. Put these on your library wish list or gift them to someone you know. ...

Here are some indoor and outdoor games with just enough depth and just enough luck to keep your family looking forward to the next round and the kids engaged. And we threw in some puzzles as well. We didn’t include recommended ages because that can vary wildly. You know what your kids can handle. ...

If you’re ready to kick your family’s water adventures up a notch, you live in the right place. Northeast Ohio offers wave upon wave of water fun for all ages. Whether you’re seeking an afternoon splash pad for your baby or toddler or a thrilling getaway for your teen, you’ll find an option not too far from home.  ...

Looking for ways to foster a STEAM-based (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) mindset at home? After your child signs up for your local library’s summer reading program, encourage them to check out some STEAM books. STEAM books can not only improve literacy skills in children, they can also boost your child’s innate curiosity and will expose them to the vast, exciting world of science. ...

In the June/July issue of Northeast Ohio Parent magazine, we feature a few party planners and entertainment experiences to choose from around the region. Check out these advertiser listings and see our party planning directory for more opportunities. ...

This summer, many families and friends will celebrate special occasions like birthdays or graduations, and some will just spend a few hours together after a long absence due to COVID-19. We asked the Northeast Ohio Parent bloggers to provide some recipes and crafts for the kids to try during these gatherings. ...

Explore nature and its watery habitats around the region. Whether you plan to ride, stay dry or make a bigger splash, there are plenty of program opportunities at local parks, libraries and attractions. ...

 As summertime approaches, many teens and kids will be dog-sitting, running a lemonade stand, or working a part-time job. As your child starts making their own money, it is important to teach them the skills needed to make informed financial decisions. ...

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