This unfamiliar territory, coupled with the desire to fit in, can bring about body image issues even for seemingly confident teens. It’s important for parents to help teens instill a healthy respect for their bodies and to keep an eye out for unhealthy behaviors when it comes to eating and weight.

Many of region's museums and institutions will offer free or discounted admission, and special activities to commemorate Dr. King.

Sledding enthusiasts can find hills around the region for the smallest to steepest thrill rides. Northeast Ohio Parent provides a list of places to go. Once the kids have their sleds and are bundled up and ready to go, follow these rules to keep yourself and other sledders safe.

Going back to school after winter break can bring the same worries from the previous semester, but it doesn’t have to. Instead look at it as a good time to refresh with the following tips.

Cleveland Indians fans will again be able to receive autographs at different sessions with their favorite players at the third annual Tribe Fest, presented by KeyBank, at Progressive Field. Families and kids can also tour the home clubhouse, sign an honorary contract, hit in the batting cages, get a haircut from the team barber, enter to win a trip to Spring Training, participate in fun activities and more.

Blogger Ann Domeck tracks her evolution of being a mom of two (now grown children, one college graduate and the other a college freshman) and how her love of motherhood pairs with most everything.

Northeast Ohio Parent Blogger Ashley Weingart shares with readers about what she learned about "clean" or "real" food and her approach to eating healthy.

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