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It seems like spring has finally sprung in Northeast Ohio. There are so many ways to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine — both at home and out and about in the greater Cleveland/Akron area — with babies and toddlers. Here are some of our favorite ways to engage your little one in springtime fun.
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Since estate planning involves thinking about death, many people put it off until their senior years or simply ignore it all together until it becomes too late. While not having any estate plan is the biggest blunder you can make, even those who do create a plan can run into trouble if they don’t understand exactly how estate plans function.
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ClusterTruck moved into the downtown Cleveland in December, but is now expanding its delivery area.
However, you don’t have to go to them — their delivery drivers will come to
... By Samantha Olp | This year was my first ever MommyCon, a natural parenting convention. As a mom with a 2-year-old that is still breastfeeding, I try to keep up
Growing up, many of us probably remember our parents telling us to turn off the TV and go to bed.
But now, with so many electronic devices at our fingertips,
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Registration opens April 2 for Crafty Kids, the 2018 Crocker Kids kick-off event, which will be held at Crocker Park in Westlake on May 22. The first 250 registered families qualify for a free Crocker Kids T-shirt, so don't wait!
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She was sitting in front of me at the mandatory annual parent meeting.
Her teeth were obviously whitened by a dentist, not a hair out of place, makeup gorgeously applied,
... For young adults on the autism spectrum, taking advantage of the summer months often is essential to gaining valuable experience, learning new skills, and preparing for the next chapter of
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In the latest episode of the aParently Speaking podcast, host Miriam Conner talks about kids and sports with three area dads who are parents as well as coaches. Listen and learn from these experts who have heard and seen it all!
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Action for Healthy Kids has announced a new Parents for Healthy Kids grant for the 2018-19 school year designed for parents and parent-groups (PTAs, PTOs, etc.) to lead school-based physical activity and nutrition initiatives and to engage more parents in student and family health. The deadline to apply is April 6.
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