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How to Spot Signs of Depression in Your Teenager

By Shana O'Malley-Smith
August 29, 2020
If you’ve got a teen or preteen at home, you may be feeling confused or concerned about the ups and downs of their emotions and behavioral changes. Mix in a global pandemic and you may see increased stress and tension levels from your teens as they navigate changes to their routine, while having limited access to coping strategies such as seeing friends or doing extracurricular activities.  ...
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Roll With It

By Angela Gartner
August 29, 2020

Time seemed to move faster in recent years; but I don’t know about you, these past seven months have been the longest of my parenting life. I think it’s because

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Families Make Different Back-to-School Decisions During COVID-19 Pandemic

By Sara Macho Hill
August 29, 2020
It’s a new school year amidst a global pandemic, which means parents and children had to make tough choices about the best back-to-school approach for their family. In this three-part series, Northeast Ohio Parent has teamed up with four area families to report on their back-to-school experiences and track their progress. Each family is unique, but they all have one thing in common: a different school year than they’ve experienced before. ...
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#CLEMama: 10 Ideas for Raising Polite Kids

By Sara Carnes
August 18, 2020

Something that’s been on my mind is raising polite kids. In the business of life, we don’t always have the time or energy to focus on teaching our kids

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COVID-19 Resources and Programs for Your Aging Loved Ones

By Marisa Palmieri Shugrue
August 14, 2020

Like so many areas of our lives, COVID-19 is having an impact on how we care for and relate to our aging loved ones. Restrictions are changing often. Here’s

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Get Ready for Online School, From Workplaces to Devices

By Michele L. Bailey
August 7, 2020
Many Northeast Ohio schools have unveiled reopening plans that include some form of remote learning due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Some students are starting their first few weeks online, while others are returning to a hybrid in-person and online curriculum. With school almost here in this new environment, a local expert shares how parents can create an at-home, kid-friendly learning space. ...
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Pandemic Pregnancy: What to do if You’re Expecting During the COVID-19 Crisis

By Shana O'Malley-Smith
August 6, 2020
Being pregnant induces a whole new set of worries for moms-to-be, and adding a global pandemic to the mix can be even more overwhelming. The spread of COVID-19 raises many concerns for pregnant women, such as how it could affect the health of mom and baby and how it may change your labor and delivery experience. ...
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August 2020

By Denise Koeth
July 30, 2020
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Everyday Education: Have Fun While Teaching Your Baby

By Jessica Dill
July 30, 2020

It’s just about that time to put away the swimsuits and beach towels. The first day of school is right around the corner for older kiddos.  read more

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Kids Benefit From the Arts, Whether Virtual or In-Person

By Ginny McCabe
July 30, 2020
Children and adults learn differently, obtain information differently and communicate differently. The arts can help people bridge those communication gaps. They also help children understand themselves better, express their creativity, and foster a love of learning, among other benefits. ...
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