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back to school with autism

How to Prepare Your Child with Autism for Returning to School

As we approach the end of summer, it is time to start thinking about how to transition back to a school routine. Consider the following strategies when getting your kiddos

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Coping With Back-to-School Stress

What is stress?  It’s actually your body’s reaction to a challenge. Nothing can be stressful to you unless you first perceive a situation as stressful. Something perceived as stressful is

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Out and About With a Newborn — and a Toddler

Just two months ago, we welcomed the newest member of our family – a bouncing baby boy, Peter. We are overjoyed, of course, but we are also tired. Unfortunately, my

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teens and dieting

Study: Teens Encouraged to Diet More Likely to be Obese Adults

For parents of teens who are struggling with their weight, getting them involved in a diet may seem like a good place to start. read more

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Child therapists in Cleveland, Ohio

Why It’s Not Always Fine to Say ‘You’ll Be Fine’ to an Anxious Child

Parents of anxious children often need to adjust their approach and choose their words wisely when it comes to alleviating anxieties. Find out some supportive methods of communication that will help your child eventually learn to cope with anxiety on their own. ...
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Doulas in Cleveland, Ohio

What is a Doula, and Why do You Need One?

Doula services are on the rise for millennial moms, according to a recent Washington Post article that stated the proportion of American women who reported using doulas for birth doubled

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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

Brain Growth in the Early Years of Life

Brain growth in the early years of life occurs at an astounding pace. At birth, the human brain contains about 100 billion cells not yet connected into functioning networks; by age 3, a child's brain has formed 1 trillion connections. The development of these connections is shaped by a child's early experiences. Find out some things parents and family members can do to enhance a young child’s brain development. ...
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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

10 Tips for Parents of Children Who Have Just Started Talking

There are several easy strategies parents can use at home to communicate better with their young child, as well as to help expand his or her vocabulary. The following tips are for parents of children who have started to use single words or who have started to put two words together. ...
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Summer Screen Time: A Guide to Setting Limits for All Age Levels

Has screen time gotten a bit out of hand in your home this summer? If it's time for a technology detox, we offer six steps to cut back, plus effective ways to use screen time as a reward. Also, learn the American Academy of Pediatrics' general guidelines for children of all ages when it comes to digital devices. ...
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Here’s What Happened When I Flew to Ireland and Back with 3 Kids on My Own

I am no stranger to traveling internationally; in fact, you could say I’m obsessed with it. In the past year I have been to the Dominican Republic, Israel, France and

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