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safe teen driving tips for prom season

Safe Teen Driving Tips for Prom Season

Prom is one of the most important, but dangerous times of the year for teen drivers. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that one third of all

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Recognizing Typical Developmental Hurdles in Children with Special Needs

While working in a group home as an undergraduate student, one of my clients was a young man with severe cerebral palsy and moderate developmental delay. He enjoyed engaging

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New Moms’ Health: 4 Post-Delivery Conditions to Monitor at Home

While you may have been healthy enough to go home from the hospital after delivering your baby, you still need to monitor some postpartum conditions. Luckily, these conditions usually are

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Autism Awareness to Action: Building a Strong Voice through Self-Advocacy

My name is Sondra Williams, I am a wife, mother, grandmother, national speaker, and advocate for myself and others. Lastly, I am autistic. Autism does not define me; it describes

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Save the Date: Playhouse Square’s Family Theater Day

Playhouse Square's May 5 Family Theater Day offers families the opportunity to experience unique live theater performances, as well as crafts, activities and additional experiences that are free of charge. Northeast Ohio Parent will give away tickets to all three performances — find out how to enter! ...
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The Easiest Fitness Hack that You’re not Doing

It’s the time of year for focusing on fitness, health and self-improvement as spring is right around the corner — and, as is to be expected, I’m busier than ever

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what to pack for summer camp

Packing for Camp: It’s About More Than Socks and Underwear

Mom. You forgot to pack extra socks,” my 10-year-old son says accusingly. We have just picked him up after a week at camp. Socks, I muse, mentally searching through

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#CLEMAMA: Unpacking the Past

Did you ever want to take a trip back in time to your childhood? Not to change anything, but just to touch or feel something from your past? Me

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Hands-On Science: Area Schools Use New Teaching Technology

As science-based jobs continue to increase, it’s more important than ever for students to have a strong foundation in science. Many K-12 schools are finding new ways to teach science classes and engage students with the latest technology. ...
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Podcast Episode #5: Christopher Milo Discusses Bullying

On the fifth episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner discusses the topic of bullying with Christopher Milo, a Northeast Ohio-based concert pianist, motivational speaker, performer and entrepreneur who has chosen to use his story and his music to help others. ...
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