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Why is My Baby/Toddler Not Hitting Their Milestones

By Lori Orlinsky
March 9, 2025
As a first-time parent, it's easy to get caught up with whether your child is progressing normally. We spoke with Dr. Shelly Senders, founder and CEO of Senders Pediatrics, about realistic milestones and when to be concerned. ...
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Supporting Your Child’s Passion for Science: A Parent’s Guide

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
January 31, 2025

Every child is a little scientist at heart, always asking questions and exploring the world. If your child has a special interest in science, you might be wondering how to

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Connecting for Kids Offers Three Free Resource Fairs in Northeast Ohio 

By Sponsored Content
January 27, 2025
To assist local families in finding help for their children ages 0-22 years, Connecting for Kids will offer three free resource fairs in Northeast Ohio. Parents and caregivers will be able to visit with more than 70 providers at each fair to explore options for those experiencing anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, academic struggles, developmental delays or disabilities. ...
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Easing Preschool Anxiety: 6 ways parents can help their little ones thrive

By Shana O'Malley-Smith
January 22, 2025
Starting preschool is a big step for your child, and it’s natural for them (and you) to experience some anxious feelings. Common triggers for preschool anxiety include separation from parents, fear of the unknown, or new routines and new social settings. With a little preparation and encouragement, you can ease your preschooler’s anxiety and set them up for a positive early education experience.  ...
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It’s Cookie Season!

By Sponsored Content
January 20, 2025
Sponsored Content. Girl Scout Cookie season is a beloved annual event when Girl Scouts and their troops rally their communities to support the world’s largest entrepreneurial program for girls. ...
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Books to Read with Kids on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

By Shana O'Malley-Smith
January 18, 2025
A great way to discuss new topics with your children is through books. In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, here are a few kid-friendly titles to introduce children to Dr. King, civil rights, activism and equality.  ...
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Senders Pediatrics Enrolling Patients for Clinical Trial in Hopes to Eliminate Mono

By Angela Gartner
January 13, 2025
Currently, Senders Pediatrics has begun enrolling patients (ages 10 to 21-year-olds) in the EBV vaccine trial. The new vaccine has been developed to prevent all EBV diseases, including mono. ...
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Why Wooden Blocks Are a Timeless Toy for Child Development

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
January 11, 2025

What makes wooden blocks such a cherished toy across generations? Their simplicity, versatility, and educational value set them apart. These classic toys offer endless possibilities for creative play and learning.

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Why do Kids Suck Their Thumbs?

By Lori Orlinsky
January 9, 2025
The National Institute of Health estimates that 50 percent of kids suck their thumbs, but most stop on their own around age 4. We spoke with Dr. Shelly Senders, founder and CEO of Senders Pediatrics, about this behavior and why it continues into childhood, and how parents can help break the habit. ...
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How to Advocate for the Birth You Want

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 17, 2024

One of the most life changing experiences that you can ever have in your life is through childbirth. It’s going to affect you for years to come, so you want

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