From robots and knitting to origami and STEM projects, Cleveland Public Library will host a series of Maker workshops and hands-on, interactive projects at main library and most neighborhood branches this week. Also, visit the Maker Faire Cleveland at Great Lakes Science Center on Saturday.

Sara Carnes, Northeast Ohio Parent columnist, shares her thoughts about what it means to give and receive a compliment, and what it can teach our kids.

Look for these two programs this week in Connecting for Kids Speaker Series on Tuesday and Wednesday. One program addresses COVID-19 behaviors and the second speaker helps parents navigate social situations as everyone heads into the holiday season.

American Sign Language, or ASL, is a visual language that is expressed by movements and motions of the hands. Maria O’Neil Ruddock and Sandra Hatibovic of the Community Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing at the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center explain the significance of ASL and how to formulate a discussion around ASL with your children.

Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Aisha Taylor of "FNPhenomenal" viewed the Picturing Motherhood Now", which is currently on display at the Cleveland Museum of Art. As a single mom of twins, she shares her experience with the impactful exhibit.  

Veterans Day, held every November 11, is a federal holiday that celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans. Have your family remember the meaning behind Veterans Day: to honor veterans for their patriotism and willingness to serve our country. Here are 14 ways to celebrate a veteran on this holiday.

Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Melissa Koski Carney of "I Crashed the Web" provides some ideas to up your snack game. She shares her nut-free, kid-friendly snack recipe favorites to try.

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host , Miriam Conner is joined by Christine Naman, author of "About Natalie". Naman shares her experience with her daughter's heroin addiction and offers comfort to those going through similar circumstances.

Watch an examination of a silver-haired bat brought in to the Kevin P. Clinton Wildlife Center by Lights Out Cleveland, a group of local partnering organizations working together to create awareness about the effects brightly lit buildings have on nocturnally migrating birds.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo announced the birth of a male gorilla on Thursday. The first born at the Zoo in its 139-year history. There will be a public naming opportunity, a video series with updates on the growth and development and other activities.