It is 10:42 p.m. on the second day of my son’s life.
I am strolling him down the hall of Hillcrest Hospital’s postnatal unit, so my wife can snatch an
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Northeast Ohio Boomer and Beyond magazine — sister publication to Northeast Ohio Parent — is now partnering with Northeast Ohio’s most trusted, up-to-date resource directory, Senior Living Guide. read
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Take me out to the ball game! It’s time for Cracker Jacks, peanuts and footlong hotdogs, my friends!
Oh, and of course, BASEBALL!
This door hanger would make a wonderful
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The 2019 Cleveland Tall Ships Festival, a three-day series of family-friendly, waterfront events, returns to Cleveland July 11-14. Guests will be immersed in maritime history while aboard a fleet of tall ships, in addition to enjoying activities and tours, live music performances, festival food and more.
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Summer means picnic season in Northeast Ohio. However, before you break out the basket and blanket, here’s how to put together a kid-friendly spread that’s easy to prepare, quick to set up — and clean up — and fun to eat with your crew out under the trees. The best part about all these treats is that your kids can help you put them together!
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In addition to the usual free, family-focused fun — crafts, snacks and treats, glitter tattoos, games and prizes — The Crocker Kids event on Tuesday, June 18, will feature some "Bubble Fun" with Dr. U.R. Awesome, as well as a visit from the Toy Story 4 RV. Join Woody and his friends for some fun and adventures — it's an event not to be missed!
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Guests can step into a magical garden railroad featuring G-scale trains, vibrant plantings, and handcrafted architectural elements at the Woodland Express exhibit at the Holden Arboretum from June 15 through September 15.
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Because guys like to have cool things to carry too…
This beverage carrier is perfect for BYOB barbecues, summer get-togethers, baseball watch parties, Father’s Day or any occasion! read more
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Joint attention is the ability to shift your attention between an object or event and your communication partner. Many children with autism don’t develop these skills on their own. Here are some easy, fun ways for parents to work on early joint attention skills.
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Each of us fits into a certain “generation category” — most parents with children ages 18 and younger are either Generation X or Millennial. I have been thinking a lot
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