‘Tis the season for merrymaking and visiting, and as a parent or host of young children, there are some extra steps you’ll want to take beyond decorating, cooking and cleaning
Archives by: Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
About the author
Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine Posts
There aren’t any magic tricks that we can use to prevent all tantrums, but there are some tips to help avoid some of the outbursts that may be happening more regularly. Learn how to identify causes of tantrums and several ways to use communication to diffuse the situation and get your child what he or she needs. ...
Read more
0
Secretary of State Frank LaRose visited Saint Adalbert’s new school to share with early learners the importance of voting through “Cat in the Hat”.
Evidence exists linking genetic factors to a variety of speech and language difficulties. Researchers already have identified more than 400 genes linked to hearing loss, and ongoing studies investigate genetic links to stuttering, voice disorders and language disorders. Learn more, including what parents should do if there are genetic tendencies in the family. ...
Read more
0
Joint attention — the ability to shift your attention between an object or event and your communication partner — is a skill that many children who are on the autism spectrum do not develop on their own. If kids are only focusing on one thing at a time, they aren't learning to communicate with others about shared experiences, to read facial expressions and understand gestures, or picking up new vocabulary and concepts. ...
Read more
0
The Salvation Army is making it easier for donors to give back during the Christmas season by making a gift with Apple Pay or Google Pay at its Red Kettles. The funds then will be distributed to a local Salvation Army, and an email receipt will be sent directly to each donor's phone. ...
Read more
0