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Make a Splash at Summer Camp

2024 Editions April 2024 Camp
Some children seem to be naturally comfortable in the water while others take more time to be at ease. Wherever your child is in this skill development, there is no doubt there are benefits to supporting them in finding joy in or on the water.  ...
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Your Aging Parents: Guidance When Helping Them Manage Finances

2023 Editions Magazine November 2023
Growing up, you may have sought financial guidance from your parents. Now, it may feel awkward to step into a position when you need to help manage their finances. Here are some ways you can support their fiscal management. ...
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Growth Spurts: What to know during these rollercoaster days of teens’ lives

Treating mental health issues in children
2023 Editions Featured September 2023 Worth Noting
Parenthood can be a wild ride. There are moments when time stands still, you blink, and before you know it, your child is growing quickly and well on their way to becoming a teenager. As you navigate times of significant growth, it is helpful to understand developmental norms and tips for helping your child through times of growth and change. ...
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Helping Your Parents Downsize

2023 Editions Magazine May 2023
Downsizing may come with mixed emotions. It is natural to feel overwhelmed at the idea of deciding what should be preserved and what will need to be removed — whether donated, trashed, or sold. Not sure where to start? Here's a few tips to get the process started. ...
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Your Aging Parents: Dealing with a Parent’s Dementia Diagnosis

2022 Editions May 2022 Your Aging Parents
With many symptoms — that may or may not be dementia — and several different types of dementia, it can feel overwhelming when you are concerned about an aging loved one. There is no known cure for dementia, recognizing the symptoms and common concerns will help you support a parent who is diagnosed with this condition. ...
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Helping Your Aging Parents Avoid Scams

2022 Editions Magazine March 2022 Your Aging Parents
Scams can be overwhelming to spot and work through at any age, but how can you support your parents in remaining safe and vigilant against scammers? Here are some basic tips for how to avoid these scams, and how to check first or investigate further before disclosing any private information. ...
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How to Choose a Pediatrician: Practical Tips on Finding The Right One

Ages & Stages Featured Health
A a parent, you need partners you can trust and count on for the myriad of questions that arise when it comes to your child’s health and wellness. There also may be times when you need to find a pediatric specialist. To find medical professionals who best fit for your child’s needs, here are a few tips to begin the selection process. ...
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Travel-Sized Bites — Food on-the-Go

2021 Editions Featured June/July 2021 Parenting Things to do
If you plan to hit the road this summer, consider ways to avoid fast food by making your own munchies for the road. It saves time and money, lets you make fewer stops, and breaks up the boredom of long car rides. Plus eating nutritious foods is healthier. Whether you are traveling in an RV or a car, here are some tips for the best foods to pack that the whole family will enjoy — and that will keep you on the road longer. ...
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Right-Sizing Life: Making Bold Moves

2021 Editions May 2021 Parenting
Are you curious about or have you considered right-sizing your family’s life? Author Jeannie Fleming-Gifford shares why her family bought a new home half the size of their old one. She provides some insight into making this transition, and explains how it allowed time to plan for short and longer term goals such as more travel, (hopefully) earlier retirement, etc. ...
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Northeast Ohio Parent Profile: Meet an Essential Mom

2021 Editions Magazine May 2021 Parenting
We all know that moms wear many “hats.” When one of the “hats” is being an essential worker — especially over the last year — that mom deserves to be recognized and celebrated. “Hats off” to Jennifer DiGeronimo, mom and nurse manager of obstetrics at Lake Health, in this month’s Northeast Ohio Parent profile. ...
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