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Developmental Milestones of Early Literacy

Ages & Stages Education Parenting
This helpful list provides a rough outline of when certain motor and cognitive development milestones occur in infants and young children. Also, find out what parents can do at each age and stage to stimulate learning and promote literacy. ...
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Choosing a School for Your Child with Special Learning Needs

Ages & Stages Education Featured Parenting
Choosing a school for a child with unique learning needs can be overwhelming; often the hardest part is knowing where to start. While every family will make decisions based on their child’s individual needs and circumstances, these common considerations — including therapies, communication, family support, and more — can help guide you through the process. ...
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TLC for your Total Chore Lifesavers

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Sometimes it’s difficult to keep up with housecleaning chores. But imagine staying on top of laundry, dishes and floors without the time-saving appliances we often take for granted. Simple maintenance

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Spring Wildlife Dos & Don’ts

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As the weather warms up and new leaves start to grow on the trees, wild animals become very active. Springtime is a great time to see birds returning from migration,

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Area Preschoolers Celebrate ‘Root for Earth’ Initiative

Ages & Stages Education
On Wednesday, preschoolers at The Goddard School in Jackson Township and Highland Heights kicked off the 7th annual Root for Earth initiative. While the children learn about eco-friendly topics throughout the year, this week especially celebrates learning about the environment and what it means to be a good environmental steward. ...
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Enhancing a Child’s Brain Development

Ages & Stages Parenting
Brain growth in the early years of life occurs at an astounding pace. At birth, the human brain contains about 100 billion cells not yet connected into functioning networks; by age 3, a child's brain has formed 1 trillion connections. The development of these connections is shaped by a child's early experiences. Find out some things parents and family members can do to enhance a young child’s brain development. ...
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How to Keep Infants and Toddlers Safe on an Airplane

2017 Editions Ages & Stages April 2017 Featured Magazine Parenting

Parents might be unaware of the hazards children face while traveling on an airplane.

The study “In-flight Medical Events, Injuries and Deaths Affecting Children During Commercial Aviation Flights,” which covered

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Child Developmental Chart and Age-Appropriate Toys

Ages & Stages Parenting
While each baby and child develops at a slightly different rate, there are some general guidelines that parents can expect. This developmental chart lists some skills typical of a child's development from infancy through 5 years old, and also offers parents some suggestions for age appropriate toys and activities to do with their children. ...
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Keeping Kids Dry at Night

Ages & Stages Featured Health

Families that have little ones at home have likely experienced bed wetting.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, bedwetting is common — about five million children in the U.S.

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‘Timeout’ with Cavs Academy Head Coach Kendall Chones

2017 Editions Ages & Stages Magazine March 2017

Kendall Chones has Wine & Gold in his DNA. His father, Jim Chones, a Cavaliers Legend and current Cavs Radio Network color analyst, raised him to have moral values, love

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