Summer reading is a favorite tradition for many families, a way to have fun and prevent the “summer slide” during the break from school. Even though area libraries may still have reduced services or limited hours, many are finding ways to keep this summer staple an option.

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by Stacey Steinberg, author of "Growing Up Shared ". Listen as Steinberg discusses parent oversharing on social media, the risks, how to have a conversation with your child, sharing better and more.

The challenges of breastfeeding are as unique as the mom and baby. Guidance and support from someone who understands the breastfeeding process can greatly improve a nursing relationship. That support is needed not only at home but at work and out in the world.

The newest Greater Cleveland Aquarium residents are clingy, rough and keep a low profile. Learn why you might need to take a second, third or fourth look to find all of the Vietnamese mossy frogs in the aquarium's Asia & Indonesia Gallery.

If you plan to hit the road this summer, consider ways to avoid fast food by making your own munchies for the road. It saves time and money, lets you make fewer stops, and breaks up the boredom of long car rides. Plus eating nutritious foods is healthier. Whether you are traveling in an RV or a car, here are some tips for the best foods to pack that the whole family will enjoy — and that will keep you on the road longer.

Learning shouldn’t stop just because school is out. Principals from Summit Academy Schools share their tips for helping students stay on track this summer while having fun in the process.

Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Aisha Taylor of "FNPhenomenal" shares what families should consider when making travel plans as COVID-19 restrictions begin to wind down across the U.S. Each family has to make their own decisions regarding safety precautions.

Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Leah Artman of "NEOhio Frugal Living" provides three ways to save money on some of your favorite stores and foods — without clipping coupons.

Join Cleveland Metroparks Naturalist Natalie Schroder to learn about butterflies in this month’s "Ten To Explore." Watch as Schroder shows one native butterfly species, talks about butterfly behavior, and shares ways to attract these fluttering friends to your very own backyard.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo today announced the return of Asian Lantern Festival. Beginning on July 14, the zoo will be transformed with more than 1,000 new illuminated lanterns, live acrobatic performances and culturally-inspired cuisine.