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My Child Has a Lump – What Should I Do?

By Dr. Joseph A Iocono
February 13, 2022
Lumps can appear anywhere. They are commonly found when bathing a child or are noticed by a parent during everyday activities. Finding a new lump triggers anxiety in everyone involved. Here are some steps you can do to gather more information at home and feel a bit more at ease with this new finding with your child.  ...
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5 Tips and Tricks to Manage Lymphedema

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
February 4, 2022

5 Tips and Tricks to Manage Lymphedema

A lymphedema diagnosis can be hard to receive, but living with this condition is also a challenge. It’s certainly not an easy illness

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How to Protect Your Skin

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
February 4, 2022

How to Protect Your Skin

As virtually everyone knows, your skin is the largest organ of your body and as such, protecting it is imperative to your health. Whether it’s

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Calming the Top Five Worries About Going to the Dentist

By Georgia Lattas
January 30, 2022
Going to the dentist can be a scary experience. Some children are more comfortable and excited to go to the dentist than others, but each visit offers a new opportunity for parents to educate their children on what procedures will be performed and why it is important. ...
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Youth Depression: How Can We Support our Kids?

By Lindsey Geiss
January 23, 2022
Some children are more vulnerable to the mental health effects of the pandemic. In fact, depression and anxiety have doubled among young people during the pandemic. Experts talk about the risk factors, warning signs and where to get help. ...
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Back from Break: Sleep Boosts Learning

By Malia Jacobson
December 29, 2021
According to sleep experts and numerous new studies, lost sleep hurts learning and hinders school-day success. Here are age-specific information on how sleep impacts learning—and how to help kids get a better nights’ rest. ...
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Teen Ballerina Dances in “Nutcracker” after Novel Scoliosis Surgery

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 26, 2021
Aubrey Cindia, a 15-year-old ballerina from Ohio, had her dreams of dancing threatened by a severe case of scoliosis. She is performing in her first Nutcracker ballet since undergoing a surgery to straighten her spine. ...
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5 Must-Haves for the New Runner

By Melissa Koski Carney
December 12, 2021
Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Melissa Koski Carney of "I Crashed the Web" and marathon runner, shares how stock up on the right gear as a new runner so you are ready for the open road. ...
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How to Persuade a Picky Eater

By Lindsay McCoy
November 30, 2021
If your child is frequently leaving food on their plate — or refusing to take a bite of the meal you whipped up, hoping they would chow down — it’s likely you’ve entered the "picky eater" phase. A Cleveland Clinic pediatrician shares advice for getting your child to widen their choices when it comes to meal time. ...
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5 Benefits of Taking Supplements

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
November 17, 2021

5 Benefits of Taking Supplements

Sometimes, the body needs a little extra help. When we experience poor sleep, stress, and digestive upsets, relying on the right supplements can get our

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