Ages & Stages

Ages & Stages

‘Build It!’ at Great Lakes Science Center

Now through September, the Great Lakes Science Center's Build It! exhibit will encourage creativity and free play through the endless possibilities represented by Legos. With three separate phases, each featuring different activities, there are plenty of reasons to plan multiple visits! ...
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Books are Best for Babies

There's no need to buy the latest flashy, expensive toy that's touted as “educational” for the little one in your life. Find out what researchers learned when they compared electronic toys, traditional toys, and books — and learn how you can stimulate a baby's language development using these items. ...
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Camp of the Week: Magnifi-Camp

Magnifi-Camp offers a wide variety of co-ed day camps, enrichment programs and athletic camps for students in first through eighth grades. All programs are led by Magnificat's dedicated faculty, staff and coaches, who bring their many passions and talents to every program offered. ...
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Identify the Warning Signs of Teen Depression

The dreary, cold days of winter are known for being the peak time for folks suffering from depression symptoms. read more

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Clinical Trial for Autism Treatment Taking Place

The Blüm Study is a Phase 3 clinical research study for autism that is enrolling across the United States. There are no needles and no pills; rather, CM-AT is an investigational drug that represents a new approach to treating autism that focuses on the relationship between the gut and the brain. ...
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Plan a Trip for Two with your Son or Daughter

As you finalize your vacation plans for the year, consider taking a solo journey with your child. From planning and financial considerations to their trip activities, one local mom shares her summer vacation adventures with her daughter as inspiration. ...
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Keep RSV at Bay this Season

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is one of the most common viruses that cause respiratory tract infections in young children. read more

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#CLEMAMA: Motivate your Kids with a Revamped Rewards System

We’ve probably all experimented with a “rewards chart” with our kids to create incentives. Maybe you tried it once, it lasted a week, and you never tried it again. Honestly,

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Hanna Perkins Adds Free Parent Track to Annual Conference

Hanna Perkins has added a free track for parents to its educational conference, which takes place in April. Parents will learn about many topics, including nutrition, characteristics of children and when they develop, tactics to avoiding bullying, and more. ...
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How One ‘Old Married Couple’ Celebrates Valentine’s Day

We’re an old married couple.

My husband and I have been married long enough I have to really think about how many years it’s been (I need to pause and

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