Ages & Stages

Ages & Stages

Navigating Babysitting for Children With Special Needs: Tips and Resources

When you’re stepping into the role of a babysitter for children with special needs, it’s essential to understand their unique strengths and challenges. You’ll need effective communication skills and a

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Kids Nature Lunch & Learn Series

Kids can explore, learn, and play games while the visiting the Cleveland Metroparks mobile nature center during this weekly program. Free lunches are provided for ages 18 and younger by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, while supplies last. Free books will also be available through the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank. ...
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Dining Tables for Tots: Tips for Hosting Kid-Friendly Dinners Without Sacrificing Style

Dinner time doesn’t have to be a disaster—and it certainly doesn’t have to appear as such. read more

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Find Your People: Dad Groups

Whether you’re new to town or just want to meet more dad friends whose kids are in a similar age or stage as yours, local dad groups are a great

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Swimming into a Safer Summer 2025

Sponsored Content. Families are preparing for summers filled with beach and pool visits, making it critical for families to brush up on water safety tips before jumping in to any water-related activities. The water safety experts at Goldfish Swim School share key water safety tips in honor of National Water Safety Awareness Month. ...
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10 Baby Must Haves

National Parenting Product Awards provides these parent-tested products that would make perfect mommy must-haves for new parents or gifts for parents-to-be.  ...
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Seven Ways Girl Scout Camp Brings Out Her Best

Sponsored Content. Summer is when some of the most fun childhood memories are made, but did you know that it’s also an awesome opportunity for your girl to grow, learn, and become her best self? Here are seven amazing benefits your girl will get from her Girl Scout summer camp experience. ...
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Why Do Toddlers Bite?

Do you have a biting toddler on your hands? We sat down with Dr. Shelly Senders, founder and CEO of Senders Pediatrics about why toddlers bite and if the behavior is cause for concern.  ...
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First Foods: Tips for introducing your baby to solids

Introducing your little one to their first foods is the start of an exciting new chapter for your family. We talked to Michele Gresser, board certified specialist in pediatric nutrition and clinical dietitian Akron Children's Hospital: Infants/ NICU, for some tips for starting solids with your future foodie. ...
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8 Creative Ways to Help Your Child Fall in Love with Reading

Reading isn’t just a valuable life skill, it’s a window into imagination, empathy, and understanding the world. For parents, nurturing a love of reading in children can feel incredibly rewarding,

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