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A Requiem for Grandma’s House

By Jason Lea
December 18, 2018

When I think of Grandma Lea, I think about her house.

Her home on Evelyn Drive was Shangri-La to a 7-year-old. She had the good cereal, cable TV and only

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This Holiday, Give the Gift  of Family Memories

By Tricia Scott
December 14, 2018

Gone are the days of the Sears Wish Book, when kids carefully inspected every page, preparing their holiday lists. read more

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Have a Kid-Friendly New Year’s Eve Countdown

By Tiffany Doerr Guerzon
December 13, 2018
Whether you couldn’t find a sitter for New Year’s Eve or you just don’t feel like fighting holiday traffic, you can still have a fun, kid-friendly celebration. We’ve gathered a few family-friendly ideas to help you ring in 2019 from the comfort of your own home. ...
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Don’t Worry if Your Baby Doesn’t Sleep Through the Night, Suggests Study

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 12, 2018
A December 2018 study in the American Academy of Pediatrics found a large percentage of developmentally normal, healthy babies do not reach the milestone of sleeping through the night by age six months or even one year. Researchers also examined whether infants who woke up at night were more likely to have problems with cognitive, language or motor development. ...
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What is Postpartum Anxiety?

By Michelle Dickstein
December 11, 2018
Did you know postpartum anxiety is more common than postpartum depression? We shed some light on this important issue and answer questions, including what postpartum anxiety looks like, how often it takes place and how a new mom can seek help. ...
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A Focus on Diet and Sleep in ADHD

By Dr. Laura Lipold
December 8, 2018
For children who have been appropriately diagnosed with ADHD, currently available therapeutics help manage the “core” symptoms. However, many people also consider other approaches, such as those that focus on diet and sleep. ...
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Meatless Holiday Menu Ideas

By Ashley Weingart
December 7, 2018

Holiday meals don’t need to be swimming in canned soup and layers of cheese in order to be tasty and festive. These fruit and veggie forward dishes are nutritious and

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Small Hands, Big Heart: Ways Your Child can Help those in Need

By Kristen Antosh
December 6, 2018
As parents, sometimes we can feel overwhelmed by finding ways for our children to give back, especially when we have limited time and budget. Here’s a list of tangible and budget-friendly ideas to allow your kids the opportunity to give this season and beyond. ...
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Holiday Potluck: Readers Share their Favorite Recipes of the Season

By Denise Koeth
December 5, 2018
The holidays are drawing near — and what better way to celebrate than with a home-cooked meal? No matter what holiday your family celebrates, coming together for a delicious, tradition-filled feast is likely a part of the plans. We asked readers and our lineup of bloggers for some of their family’s favorite seasonal recipes. Here are a few of their holiday must-haves to give you inspiration for filling your own table. ...
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Craft New Traditions: Share and Explore the Meanings of the Season

By Michelle Dickstein
December 4, 2018

The holiday season is associated with both joy and, conversely, stress. Making plans with friends and getting together with family is challenging for a variety of reasons.  What do you

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