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#CLEMAMA: Disconnect to Connect

By Sara Carnes
May 16, 2018

Moms, Dads…. I’ve got to say I’m a bit overloaded lately. Is it just me? I feel like I have messages coming at me every which way: family, Facebook, Instagram,

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baby food recipes

Homemade Baby Food Basics

By Michelle Dickstein
May 14, 2018
Making your own baby food is a lot easier than you think. Parents often feel stumped about where to begin. You can give your baby what you are eating for a meal, as long as it's the right consistency. Learn a basic recipe you can make at home and modify with any number of foods. ...
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Why you mix up your kids' names

There’s a Scientific Reason You Mix Up Your Kids’ Names

By LJ Kunkel
May 12, 2018

We’ve all done it: in a moment of multitasking, like putting away groceries, wrangling a toddler, and trying to plan dinner — or just a brainless moment when you’re

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advice about bullying for parents

6 Ways to Curb Bullying

By Michelle Dickstein
May 11, 2018
Bullying is a common parental fear. We send our dearly loved children out into the world hoping nothing and no one will harm their tender hearts, but hurt feelings are inevitable. What is a parent to do when the fear of bullying becomes an all-too-painful reality? ...
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Akron Children’s Hospital’s Doggie Brigade Brings Comfort, Confidence to Patients

By Kerry Prater
May 10, 2018

After a 30-year career with UPS, Chris Witschey knew she wanted to do some sort of volunteer work that involved children or dogs. Thanks to Akron Children’s Hospital’s Doggie

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‘Sea’ the New Changes at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium

By Angela Gartner
May 8, 2018

Changes are underway at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium, which is housed in the historic FirstEnergy Powerhouse on the West Bank of the Flats in downtown Cleveland. read more

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Ohio Teachers go the Extra Mile in their Classrooms and Communities

By Shana O'Malley-Smith
May 7, 2018
Teachers help shape the minds of our children and their futures. In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, Northeast Ohio schools have selected a few teachers to recognize and show gratitude for all they do. ...
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Give Mom the Best Gift for Mother’s Day: A Mental Load Day Off

By Michelle Dickstein
May 6, 2018

Becoming a mother is something many little girls spend their childhood dreaming about. We swaddle our dolls, change pretend diapers, and fawn over our imaginary babies, secretly wondering when

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Foster care agencies in Cleveland, Ohio

Seeking Safe Havens: How the Opioid Epidemic has Affected the Foster Care System

By Angela Gartner
May 6, 2018
There is an increase in the number of kids going into foster care due to the opioid epidemic. Child welfare agencies across Northeast Ohio are seeing firsthand the impact it has on the family unit when a parent is a substance abuser. Children are likely to be removed from that environment until mom, dad or both recover, or they could be placed permanently. Agencies are hoping new foster parents answer the call to help kids in need. ...
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Pick Your Produce: How to Choose Perfectly Ripe Fruits & Vegetables

By Ashley Weingart
May 5, 2018
You want to challenge your family to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and try new things, but you’re not even sure how to choose many of them as you walk through the produce section. Learn some tricks of the trade that will help demystify your next shopping trip. ...
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