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Signs Your Child is Vaping

By Michele L. Bailey
November 4, 2019
It can be hard to tell if your child is vaping — and the results can be scary. Vaping, originally designed as a better alternative to cigarettes to help people quit smoking, is proving to have a host of side effects. Look for these signs if you suspect your child is vaping. ...
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Art Escape: Family-Friendly Northeast Ohio Spots for Art

By Rini Jeffers
November 1, 2019
The idea of spending the day enjoying art with the family might conjure images of echoey museum hallways and teens rolling their eyes instead of appreciating gilded masterpieces. However, there’s plenty of opportunities nearby to enjoy art that can captivate kids of all ages. As a result, families can explore the wide variety of art styles the region has to offer. We share seven ways your family can escape into art. ...
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How to Help Your Kids Get Better Grades

By Michele L. Bailey
October 30, 2019
If a child comes home with a bad grade, there is a lot parents can do to help. Knowing how to talk to children can motivate them to avoid patterns of failure and increase their desire to succeed. Learn tips for talking to your kids about grades. ...
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Changing Directions: Teen Adoptions Can Have Lasting Impacts on the Future

By Angela Gartner
October 30, 2019
Teens who are adopted can have their lives changes by finding a place to call home. Area agencies, teens and adoptive parents share facts and experiences when it comes to this important type of adoption. ...
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November 2019

By Denise Koeth
October 29, 2019
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Resources for Caregivers of Aging Loved Ones

By Angela Gartner
October 25, 2019

Here are some helpful activities and books for caregivers:

Conversation Cards for Adults, Nostalgic Items — Reminiscence Activity for Alzheimer’s / Dementia / Memory Loss Patients and Caregivers read more

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Travel the World in VIP Style with Disney

By Tricia Scott
October 19, 2019

I often write about the various locations available for your family’s trips. When you think of a family vacation, of course the list is going to include Walt Disney World,

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Friend Power is Stronger Than Willpower

By Sara Carnes
October 17, 2019

When something feels hard to accomplish, it’s hard to stick to it. We’ve all probably had a diet that didn’t work out, a fitness routine that fizzled, or great ambitions

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Understanding MAP Scores

By Ginny McCabe
October 15, 2019
By understanding Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) scores, parents can be better equipped to provide support to their children throughout the school year. We spoke with several experts to find out more about the assessments and how parents, teachers and administrators can work together to benefit each child. ...
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Safety Tips for Pets and Kids

By Malia Jacobson
October 11, 2019
Recent studies show that kids living in homes with dogs get sick less often than those in pet-free homes and that babies who lived with cats or dogs had fewer allergies later in life. Living with a pet also can help curious little ones begin to develop empathy and kindness toward others. Here’s what to know to help kids and pets live together peacefully, from birth through the teen years. ...
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