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Survival Gear to get Through your Baby’s First Year — When you have a Toddler

What baby gear and products are absolute must-haves for parents who are preparing to welcome their second child? Writer and blogger Renee Sanden offers her top items for raising an infant while keeping a toddler entertained at the same time. ...
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Ways to volunteer at your child's preschool

8 Ways to Volunteer at your Child’s Preschool

Volunteering at your child’s preschool can be a great opportunity to see first hand what he or she gets to experience during the day, while providing some much needed assistance to their teacher. There are many opportunities for both working and stay-at-home parents to contribute to their child’s classroom. We offer a few ideas so you can get started. ...
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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

Stuttering: Tips, Myths and Therapy Goals

Stuttering can become a lifelong part of talking for some people, but it doesn't have to interfere with your child's ability to make friends, participate in the classroom, make good grades, form lasting relationships or achieve career goals. Learn when to seek therapy, dispel some common myths about stuttering, and find ways to help a child who stutters. ...
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Children's resale stores in Ohio

Resale Ready: 8 Tips and Trends for how to Buy and Sell Baby and Children’s Items

Shopping resale for gently used baby and kids clothing, equipment and more can bolster your budget, since items cost significantly less than retail prices. Before you buy or sell, learn the top tips and trends to get the best bargains and earn the most cash. Then, check our list of area resale events and consignment stores to get started. ...
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5 Tips to Work-From-Home with Kids

For those parents who might be new to working from home with kids, I have some five tips that will help you get through your day. ...
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healthy and safe school lunches

Safe School Lunches: Pack to Keep Out Bacteria with these Food Handling Tips

The morning rush can hinder time spent ensuring lunches are packed not only healthily, but safely. Follow these tips from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make sure your kids' school lunches make the grade when it comes to proper preparation and storage. ...
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5 Things I Refuse to Feel Guilty About as a Mom

Being a parent is tough enough (hello, toddler tantrums) without all the added guilt and mommy shaming. I firmly believe guilt is self-imposed and a waste of energy. And while

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Caring for a terminally ill child

How to Handle your Child’s Serious Illness

Almost immediately after I delivered my first-born baby boy, a hush shrouded the delivery room. Medical professionals silently and somberly glanced at each other without a sound. Jason’s skin, a

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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

What is Stuttering and How is it Treated?

If your child has difficulty speaking and tends to hesitate on or repeat certain syllables, words, or phrases, he or she may have a stuttering problem — or they may simply be going through periods of normal disfluency that most children experience as they learn to speak. Learn the key differences between the two and when it's a good time to seek help. ...
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Teaching kids about credit card use

Starting the Path to Good Credit for College Students

With a little preparation and information, parents can help their students start to build a credit history and avoid potential pitfalls of bad credit. ...
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