Saint Ignatius High School is offering a variety of summer camps where middle school students can meet new friends, explore a variety of interests, and learn from experienced high school teachers and coaches in Northeast Ohio. Offerings include summer enrichment programs and sports clinics for eight of their athletic programs.

Turn up the heat - and fun —indoors —from busting a move to baking healthy. Check out these recipes and ideas for fun family moments at-home.

Northeast Ohio Parent Editor Angela Gartner shares her worries about kids and sleep, and how it's important to work on those bedtime routines, so everyone in the household can get some rest.

Northeast Ohio Parent features the City of Mentor Community Focus! Learn more about this unique community through the eyes of residents, city officials, schools and businesses. 

The greater Cleveland/Akron area is home to many options when it comes to preschools and daycares. Check out the following list of programs to find the right fit for your child — and family.

The March 2022 issue of Northeast Ohio Parent has arrived! Check it out on newsstands, or view the digital edition for social media safety, family activities, recipes, Summer Camp & Programs guide, child milestones updated, and more!

Cleveland’s Music for Food concert, one of approximately 20 similar events nationwide, took place Wednesday, February 23 at Mixon Hall. The school announced that its Music for Food Benefit Concert had raised $17,000 for an east side food bank.

Northeast Ohio Blogger, life coach, Michelle Dickstein shares ways to enjoy spending time outdoors in these last three weeks of winter — and how getting out in nature can lift your spirits.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to pack up everything and live life on the road with your family 24/7? On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by Jenn Bethune who describes herself as a “full time nomad." Bethune, and her family of five and four dogs, documents their daily lives on their YouTube channel.

Kids may feel uneasy about the war in Ukraine and have questions about what they’ve seen and heard. So, how do we approach the topic without stoking their fears? Dr. Vanessa Jensen, pediatric psychologist at Cleveland Clinic Children’s, said for small children, it’s best to keep it simple.