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Momma Chef’s Tip: The Dangerous Cooking Mistake Many of Us Make in the Kitchen

Looking for simple and tasty recipes for you and your family? Welcome to Momma Chef! Here you will find dozens of delicious dishes featuring no more than six ingredients and

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TLC for your Total Chore Lifesavers

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

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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Alternative Schooling Series, Part 1: Available Options

Is there anything wrong with traditional schooling? Are there other options that may suit my child better? read more

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Honesty is the Best Policy in Conversations with Kids

We’ve all been there, or will be there at some point. Your child asks a question that calls for a “hard talk.” While it may seem easier to skirt the

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Make the Visit to a Grandparent’s Residential Facility a Positive Experience for Kids

The reality for many grandchildren is that visits to grandpa or grandma occur within a nursing or residential facility. When family members need special care and reside in a nursing

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Northeast Ohio Earth Day Events

The first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, activated 20 million Americans from all walks of life and is widely credited with launching the modern environmental movement. Celebrate this year's Earth Day with your family by enjoying nature, learning about local conservation efforts, and participating in hands-on activities and crafts. There's plenty to do in Northeast Ohio to help celebrate the occasion; check our list to plan your family's "green" weekend. ...
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Ways Kids in Northeast Ohio are Learning to Help the Environment

January 2017 was the third warmest January in 137 years of modern record-keeping. Approximately 40 percent of the lakes in the U.S. are polluted for fishing, aquatic life or swimming,

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A Conversation with Temple Grandin

Temple Grandin, professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University, best-selling author, speaker and consultant of livestock equipment and animal welfare, has become a prominent and authoritative figure for the

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Gluten-Free Isn’t a Fad Diet for Kids with an Allergy

For years, parents of kids diagnosed with celiac disease, or those given a more obscure diagnosis of non-celiac gluten sensitivity, have spent time and money restructuring their meal plans to

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