2025 Editions

If you’ve got a teenager, chances are, your fridge is constantly scarce. It seems like once a child reaches the teenage years, they instantly go from eating a normal amount of food to ravaging through everything that’s not nailed down to the wall. But why? ...

Send love to your friends and family with hearts. Krystin Fletcher brings families a Valentine's-themed craft this month to try.  ...

February, the month of love, is a perfect time to work alongside our children to spread kindness and show our love for those around us­­—in our own homes, at school and in our community. Families with kids of all ages, from toddlers to teens, can find ideas from our extensive list of fun and simple acts of kindness.  ...

 These delightful chocolate and peanut butter candies are reminiscent of the buckeyes that fall from the trees each fall. They're not only easy to make but can also be shaped into footballs for a fun and festive Super Bowl treat!  ...

When you consider health priorities for your family, does dental flossing even make the list? It’s more foundational to overall health than you may realize. ...

The February issue also features the 2025 edition of our Camp and Summer Programs Guide, a pull-out guide to help you plan your children’s summer adventures. It also includes listings of area camps and summer programs. ...

In this issue, get a head start on summer camp planning with our Camp and Summer Programs Guide. We also discuss the importance of flossing for better dental health and showcase dentists and orthodontists around Northeast Ohio. Plus, 100 ways to spread kindness, Math homework help, Valentine's Day craft, recipe of the month and more. ...

To address persistent literacy challenges, Ohio passed the Dyslexia Law to ensure public schools implement the Science of Reading, a body of research that informs evidence-based literacy practices. Districts now use the Ohio’s Dyslexia Guidebook to guide literacy improvement. ...

Starting preschool is a big step for your child, and it’s natural for them (and you) to experience some anxious feelings. Common triggers for preschool anxiety include separation from parents, fear of the unknown, or new routines and new social settings. With a little preparation and encouragement, you can ease your preschooler’s anxiety and set them up for a positive early education experience.  ...

Summer camp decisions are coming soon. Families can start connecting with camps and their staff to find a program that best fits their child’s needs. Before camp sign-up season begins, here are a few ways families can begin searching for the right program. ...