Northeast Ohio Parent

Northeast Ohio Parent

Northeast Ohio Parent features articles that are important to the local community, covering subjects that resonate with a diverse range of families.

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  • 1 week ago | northeastohioparent.com | Lori Orlinsky

    Toddlers are constantly biting. Their parents, siblings, peers, toys and whatever else they can get their hands on. Do you have a biting toddler on your hands? We sat down with Dr. Shelly Senders, founder and CEO of Senders Pediatrics about why toddlers bite and if the behavior is cause for concern. Senders says that toddlers bite for a variety of reasons, and it’s usually a normal part of their development.

  • 2 weeks ago | northeastohioparent.com | Angela Gartner

    Maltz Museum held its 17th annual Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out Contest awards ceremony last Thursday where students from sixth through 12th grades read their winning essays, poetry and performed songs that represented standing up against bias and bigotry, along with a commitment in creating a more accepting, inclusive society.

  • 2 weeks ago | northeastohioparent.com | Angela Gartner

    As the spring daffodils start to bloom outside, I remember the semi-warm days where my two sons played in our backyard. They spent hours playing baseball, hockey, swinging on the swings and even gathering worms in buckets (Mom still says “eek”). I miss those days, worms and all. Now, as teens, their phones and online games are a big part of their lives. As parents, we are still managing their screen time. If you are considering a phone for your son or daughter soon, here’s some advice.

  • 3 weeks ago | northeastohioparent.com | Bob Sandrick

    For more than 10 years, a literacy program at Cuyahoga County Public Library has helped first, second, and third graders become better readers and pass their state reading tests. It’s called 1-2-3 Read, an afterschool program in which children, who are identified by their schools, are experiencing trouble with their reading. In the program, they work on literacy with an experienced educator and community volunteers.

  • 1 month ago | northeastohioparent.com | Miriam Conner

    On this episode of aParently Speaking, host, Miraim Conner chats with the amazing Karen Johnson, author of What Do I Want to Be When THEY Grow Up.If you’re a mom navigating the empty nest or just looking ahead to what’s next, Karen’s inspiring guide is packed with humor, heart, and practical tips to help you lead your best, most fulfilling life! Join them as they dive into everything from finding your passion after motherhood to embracing life’s next chapter.

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