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Kindness is Her Superpower

Sponsored Content. Kids have heard that bullying isn’t OK, but what about flipping that message and making sure they’re specifically being kind? How can you be a kindness role model? Here are three steps to follow. ...
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Dad Matters: Sappily Ever After

It's maple syrup season in Ohio and Jason Lea, Northeast Ohio Parent columnist, shares his family's tradition with this sweet condiment. ...
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Go Green: 10 Ways Families Can Take Action on Earth Day

April 22 marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, founded to raise awareness about environmental protection. Take this great opportunity to teach your children meaningful ways to care for the planet — here are several easy ways to get you started.   ...
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Food Allergy Superheroes Training (FAST) Program: Increasing Adherence to Food Allergy Safety Guidelines

Sponsored Content. The Pediatric Anxiety and Allergy Research Clinic at Kent State University was awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health to test two interventions (for ages 5-9 with a parent-reported food allergy) to help young children stick to food allergy safety rules. Learn more on how to participation in this study. ...
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When Siblings Fight: Keeping the Peace When your Children Disagree

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. ...
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Wribbenhall Child Development Center & The Outdoor Learning Lab

Sponsored Content. Sitting on more than two-acres of land, Wribbenhall Child Development Center & Outdoor Learning Lab features organic gardening, fruit trees, a rain barrel, windmill, windsock, parachute and water games, pond, fenced-in playground — and that's just on the outside. ...
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The Tech Revolution Your Children Can’t Afford to Miss (and neither can you!)

Mike Daugherty, Northeast Ohio Parent tech columnist explains ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence language model, and how kids will be using it in the future. ...
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It’s Girl Scout Cookie Time!

Sponsored Content — Girl Scout Cookies aren’t just delicious – they do good too. Every cookie purchase supports Girl Scouts’ ability to learn, grow, and thrive through all of life’s adventures. Find your favorites like Samoas, Thin Mints, Tagalongs, Do-si-dos, S’mores, Lemon Ups, Toffee-tastic, Trefoils, and Adventurefuls this cookie season. ...
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5 Ways Parents Can Reflect and Grow

Learn to engage in reflection to prepare to be intentional about deciding what works what didn’t and what you value. Here are five ways parents can spend time on reflecting this year. ...
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Connecting for Kids Resource Fairs to be held in March

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and to help Northeast Ohio families find support for a child who may be struggling, Connecting for Kids will offer three resource fairs during the month of March. Each fair is free to the public and filled with mental health, disability and other providers. ...
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