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Study Shows Early Introduction of Peanuts can Curb Allergies

By Harlan Spector
February 4, 2017
The National Institutes of Health is aiming to significantly reduce peanut allergies with new guidelines that call for introducing peanut products to infants. A study prompting the new guidelines found that regular consumption of peanut products in early life is a good thing. ...
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The Write Stuff: Helping kids develop their inner wordsmith teaches self-expression

By Cynthia Larsen
February 3, 2017

When I was in sixth grade, everything about my school was chaotic, except for Mrs. Ingersoll. She was loud, whether she was laughing or yelling, and she loved to read

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Valentine’s Day the Old School Way

By Ashley Weingart
January 30, 2017

If you’re like me, part of you wants to be one of those moms who’s organized enough to make all those adorably sweet Valentine’s Day cards and crafts that you’ve

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New Recommendation Calls for Infants to Share Room with Parents

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
January 29, 2017

New guidelines recently issued by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) call for infants to sleep in the same room, but not the same bed, as mom and dad. read

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Know the Dangers of Carbon Monoxide

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
January 27, 2017

When the temperature drops to dangerous lows outside, sometimes the greatest danger can be lurking in our own homes. read more

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Ways to Inspire Your Child’s Interests

By Rachele Alpine Mielke
January 24, 2017
Children are open to new ideas, trying different things, and exploring. So how do you encourage them? You don’t need to spend a lot (or any!) money to nurture your child’s imagination and interests. Here are some ideas to inspire your children to pursue their current interests and discover some new ones. ...
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Ditch Middle School Drama: Help Your Child Rise Above Social Pressure and Bullying

By Ashley Weingart
January 21, 2017
Today's kids often see bullying in writing — and their peers can, too, thanks to social media. While it’s impossible to shield your child completely from these mean behaviors, there are some ways to help your middle-schooler deal with bullying issues. ...
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Open the Door to Preschool

By Kristen Kelly
January 19, 2017
Picking the right preschool program and making sure your child is prepared can be stressful, especially since this may be their first experience being away from home. It's important to know the type of program you are looking for, as well as what features are a priority. Narrow down your list with these six important factors. ...
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17 Ways to Stop Yelling at Your Kids

By Alyssa Chirco
January 13, 2017
For many, yelling has become a normal part of the daily routine, but studies show it can be harmful to adolescents — and children of all ages are likely to tune out reprimands or requests if mom or dad yell too often. Next time you feel the urge to shout, keep your cool with these 17 ways to yell less. ...
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Camp Starts Here: Leave the Devices at Home

By Claire Fadden
January 11, 2017
At summer camp, kids are encouraged to interact with something other than a screen. Instead, time is spent outside running, jumping and playing with other kids. Consider these reasons why every tech-savvy child should embark on this adventure. ...
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