August 2014

August 2014

13 Breastfeeding Benefits You Already Knew and Others You Never Thought About

Breastfeeding can be tricky for new and experienced mothers alike. Here are some benefits that you may never have heard of or that you've simply forgotten about. ...
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Breastfeeding Basics

There are many myths, tips, tricks and even ambiguities about breastfeeding, whether you’re a new mom or already have a few little ones. You may even have an entirely different experience from child to child. Here are some tips, tricks and answers to common questions. ...
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Aging Answers: Looking Out for the Needs of Aging Loved Ones

Living life and staying ­independent is very ­important to older adults. It takes being mobile and active to even deal with the basics such as finances ­or healthcare needs, ­shopping for groceries or going to social events. As caregivers, you can help your aging loved one stay independent. ...
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Compassion Corner: Donate School Supplies to Local Drives

This month, several organizations are holding school supply drives and other events to help needy children get off to a good start this school year. Here are a few opportunities to help. ...
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Night Out in Strongsville Feels Like Mini-Vacation to Busy Parents

A night out on the town in Strongsville feels like a mini-vacation to these busy parents. Read about their experience enjoying a delicious dinner together, just the two of them and let it inspire your very own date night. ...
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Resale Shopping Bodes Well for the Wallet as Well as the Environment

Call it what you will: second-hand, vintage or resale, pawn shops or used, consignment or gently worn, estate or garage sales. It all adds up to an explosion of extra-special shopping for discerning buyers who have a knack for knowing how to get in-style and find savings — all while going green and helping the planet. ...
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Dress Up for Fall Fun

It’s time to redo your family’s closet with the latest gear for these classic activities. We’ve got the whole family covered with outfit ideas appropriate for upcoming Friday night football games or the Homecoming dance. ...
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Student Safety is Priority 1

Parents, advocates and educators come together on how to protect kids in 21st century schools. The new concept of school safety has been forced to evolve and change along with new threats. Schools and parents can be vigilant about the many issues of school safety. ...
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Making a Change: A School for Your Learner

Students and their parents need to find the “just-right” fit when selecting a school. Whether it’s a private or public school, think of the choice as finding the right “culture of learning,” a “personalized environment” or the “ideal learning environment” for the student. ...
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Ways to Help Your Child Survive Tryouts

Whether your child wants to become the star of the stage or the star quarterback, the tryout comes first. Preparing your child for an audition or sports tryout can be challenging, especially if you don’t know the process or you don’t have experience with the particular activity. ...
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