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Disney on Ice presents Frozen is coming to Cincinnati – Dayton Parent Magazine

Disney on Ice presents Frozen is coming to Cincinnati’s US Bank Arena May 11-16th! To celebrate the first day of winter, Cincinnati Parent Parent has an EXCLUSIVE pre-sale promo code for all of our fans! Use code “PARENT” now through January 3rd to get your tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/venueartist/180631/1976977 Enter a fantastical winter wonderland beyond imagination! The heartwarming Academy…

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The Scoop: July 17-July 19

Friday, July 17 The Boonshoft Geek Fest Re-discover your inner kid with all your kids!  Go head to head with your family in costume contests, board games, classic games, and video games.  So come muggles, come wizards, come all!  Mary, Help of Christians, Festival This week, the Parish Festival stops in Fairborn!  Enjoy the countless…

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Me-Time…STAT!

Babies are very cute, but they sure are needy! If you have a newborn at home, there’s a pretty high likelihood that your “me-time” has substantially diminished or even become non-existent. It’s your responsibility to make sure that your baby is fed, bathed, happy, diapered, well rested, stimulated, and kept alive. That doesn’t leave time…

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Summer Fun Without the Sun

Summer is the perfect time for outdoor activities, but when it’s time to cool off, head to one of these local venues for some indoor fun! Burn off some energy  Are your kids bouncing off the walls? Then take them Washington Township’s Sky Zone Trampoline Park where this behavior is actually encouraged! Sit back and…

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Write Away!

As children write, they become aware that the written letters and words have meaning, and they start to see the relationship between written and spoken word. Because of this, writing is one of the five early literacy practices that help children become ready to read. The holidays present a number of great opportunities to practice…

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The Teal Pumpkin Project

You may have noticed some oddly colored pumpkins popping up on your neighbors’ front porches this fall – teal pumpkins to be exact. These are not the result of some mysterious cross-pollination experiment. The households displaying these unique pumpkins are taking part in the Teal Pumpkin Project™ by offering non-food treats that are safe for all trick-or-treaters….

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