2016 Editions

2016 Editions

Fall Corn Mazes in Ohio Provide Extra Benefits to Families

Fall in Northeast Ohio is the perfect time for family fun, as many area farms open their (barn) doors so visitors can enjoy events that feature the best of the season: hayrides, pumpkin patches and corn mazes. Here, we focus on some area corn mazes to find out why walking the stalks makes for the perfect family outing. ...
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‘The Myth of the Late Bloomer’ presented by Lawrence School

Lawrence School is pleased to present this resource with the hope that families will be able to learn more about learning differences, the reasons behind the challenges they create, and ultimately to become better equipped to understand, accept and help their own children. ...
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Fall Athletes Urged to ‘Lace Up’ for Pediatric Cancer Awareness

Akron Children’s Hospital has launched its “Lace Up 4 Pediatric Cancer” campaign in conjunction with the Go4TheGoal Foundation. Youth athletes and sports teams can get involved by ordering gold shoe laces and designating a game to childhood cancer awareness. ...
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Fighting for Kallie

In January 2015, the lives of the Kramp family took a drastic change when daughter Kallie was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a form of pediatric cancer that attacks nerve cells. In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness month, we share the Willowick family's story and 8-year-old Kallie's inspiring attitude. ...
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Exploring the Historic Neighborhoods of Cleveland Heights, University Heights and Shaker Heights

Their rich histories and modern amenities make the heights communities highly sought after by potential residents and frequently visited by those seeking entertainment and culture, as well as world-class restaurants and unique shopping. ...
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Sobering Facts About Teen Alcohol Abuse

Teens experiment with alcohol for a number of reasons. Some may drink to appear older or because of peer pressure. Others may begin using it because of low self-esteem, depression, anxiety or as a coping mechanism if they are facing challenging situations in their homes or at school. Teens — and their still developing brains — can be especially vulnerable to the dangers of alcohol abuse. ...
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Get Kids to Help Around the Household

In theory, giving kids household chores seems like a winning scenario for everyone involved — kids gain responsibility and parents finally get some extra help with the dishes, the dog and the never-ending piles of laundry. Kids aren’t always willing participants in this well-conceived plan. If you could use a little more help around the house, read on for ways to get kids to pitch in, from the pokiest preschooler to the most petulant pre-teen. ...
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Reduce Lead Risk in Your Home

Lead, a toxic metal found in the earth, is poisonous to humans and particularly harmful to children ages 6 and younger. Reducing your family’s risk for lead exposure and its harmful effects includes adding key items to your diet, examining and cleaning your environment, and proper testing and treatment. ...
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#CLEMAMA — Teen’s Perspective on Working a Part-Time Job

It's a teen takeover as Makayla writes the CLE Mama column for mom Sara Carnes — morning show co-host at 95.5 The Fish and Northeast Ohio Parent columnist. She provides valuable information to parents — from her perspective — about the benefits of teens having part-time jobs, along with great tips on how to support their decision and search. ...
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