Got a sleep-resistant child? Maybe it’s time for your little night owl to hit the books. Use nightly bedtime story to help build and reinforce healthy sleep habits, overcome common sleep saboteurs and boost parent-child bonding. ...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to more questions about safety at camp. However, first-time campers and their parents still have to be comfortable with all other aspects of attending. We talked to Bill Champ, the auxiliary programs director and summer programs director at University School, about what parents can ask and do to make the most informed choice. ...
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Moving from the crib to a "big kid" bed is a major milestone for young children and their parents. Just when you have your sleep routine down, this transition is either quickly needed or can occur without much notice. Parents who work or have a hard time with disrupted sleep can become desperate for a solution. Northeast Ohio Blogger Lindsay McCoy, of "Mommy on Assignment," talks to a sleep expert who provides tips on making this sleep transition smoother. ...
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This has been a difficult year for education — for students and their teachers. That's why the May issue of Northeast Ohio Parent will feature a few local teachers who go above and beyond for their students, schools and the community. Does your child have a teacher or do you know a teacher (past or present) whom your family absolutely loves? Find out how to nominate a favorite teacher! ...
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It was founded as an educationally progressive school and remains academically progressive — because that’s what it takes to prepare students to thrive in a changing world. Hawken recognizes the value of a co-educational environment and designs programs, learning spaces and innovative schedules that support learning. ...
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It’s almost that time of year to think about what to plant in your garden. While there are plenty of options at your local big-box store's garden center, think about choosing native flowers and plants this year. Planting native can add something special — and it goes a long way toward helping the environment. ...
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Goodbye screens; hello outside world! Depending on where your family stands with the pandemic, screen-time limits have been relaxed or may have been completely removed during the craziness that was 2020. As we head toward a better outlook, it may be time for a digital detox to help your family shake off the cloud of electronic energy hanging over your home. ...
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It's important to know how and where your children are spending their time online. The excitement of leveling up, the rush of defeating a boss, or just socializing with other players has led to increased gaming across the board. Take a look at the most popular games with kids and what parents should know about them. ...
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