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A Reminder Before we Compare Ourselves to Other Parents

Ages & Stages Featured Parenting

She was sitting in front of me at the mandatory annual parent meeting.

Her teeth were obviously whitened by a dentist, not a hair out of place, makeup gorgeously applied, 

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New Healthy Kids Grant Available to Parents

Featured Health Parenting
Action for Healthy Kids has announced a new Parents for Healthy Kids grant for the 2018-19 school year designed for parents and parent-groups (PTAs, PTOs, etc.) to lead school-based physical activity and nutrition initiatives and to engage more parents in student and family health. The deadline to apply is April 6. ...
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4 Phrases Parents Can Say to Raise Capable and Confident Kids

Ages & Stages Featured Parenting

Most parents want their kids to grow up, move out, and be able to support themselves financially and emotionally. Why then, is it so hard for parents to raise confident

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Your Child Needs Hearing Aids – Now What?

Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week
Ages & Stages Parenting
It can be overwhelming when a routine hearing screening and further subsequent diagnostic testing determine that your child has permanent hearing loss. One local mom shares her experiences with testing, hearing aids, and raising a child with hearing loss. ...
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Know What to do when a Child is Choking

Ages & Stages Featured Parenting

Choking is a leading cause of injury or death among children, especially for those who are under the age of 4. read more

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How to Control Vacation Spending Before Hitting the Road

Featured Finance Parenting

If you’re like most Americans, you’ve already started thinking about summer travel and might even be heading out of town for spring break. Unless you’ve hit it big in the

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Unplug your Kids: Boredom is Good for the Brain

Featured Parenting

Most parents have heard the all-too-familiar whine of “I’m bored!” when devices and screens are unplugged or turned off. read more

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Save the Date: Free Taste of Game On! Sports 4 Girls

Camp Things to do
Registration is open for next weekend's "Taste of Game On!" event designed to give parents and girls a feel for the unique, multi-sport camp experience at Game On! Sports 4 Girls. Parents will learn more about the camp from its founder, while prospective campers will have the chance to meet, learn and play a variety of sports with some summer Game On! coaches. ...
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10 Tips for Talking to a Child After a Tragedy

Parenting

Tragic events such as the recent mass shooting at a Florida high school are difficult for anyone to comprehend. Diane Snyder Cowan, director of Western Reserve Grief Services, offers the

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FACEtime Therapy Group Aids Teens who Stutter

Ages & Stages Parenting Teens
Stuttering is a communication disorder in which the flow of speech is broken by repetitions, prolongations or abnormal stoppages of sounds and syllables. Using individual sessions and group activities, Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center's FACEtime therapy program is specifically designed to help older children and young teens who stutter and want to communicate more fluently and confidently. ...
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