Earlier this month, Cleveland Metroparks announced that, for the first time in 120 years, a pair of ravens have been spotted in Cuyahoga County, at the Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation. Since crows and ravens often are mistaken for each other, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History created this video to help you spot — and hear — their differences.

Northeast Ohio Parent recently hosted three fun-filled Camp and Summer Programs Fairs. Check out photos and video from the events.

Mike Daugherty, Northeast Ohio Parent tech columnist explains ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence language model, and how kids will be using it in the future.

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by guest Rick Keller. The former congressman discusses little things that can make a big difference in your child's life to help them achieve their goals and find happiness from his book.

When was the last time you felt good about yourself? We are constantly exposed to a “definition” of what we should look like — and it’s not just us, it’s our kids too. Here's a few ways kids and parents can think more positively about themselves.

March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and to spread the message of inclusion, Akron Zoo made this video highlighting its friend George the opossum, who is neurodivergent.

Sara Carnes, Northeast Ohio Parent columnist, shares her thoughts on the emerging technology of CHATGPT. She talks about its benefits, but also how parents can better prepare as the tech become more prominent in our daily lives.

St. Patrick's Day is observed on March 17. Here's a few fun ways to teach your child about the shamrock filled festivities. 

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During high school, many parents are preparing their teens for college. However, what if they aren’t interested in college or aren’t ready? Instead, they enjoy hands-on activities rather than a traditional classroom setting or want to do something different? A career technical educational (CTE) program might be a good place to start.