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14 Days of Love : A Valentines Day Challenge for Kids

By Abby Thome
January 16, 2017

In our house, the news is hardly on.  Sporadically we will turn it on first thing in the morning and check the impending weather. Within seconds I am finding myself

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17 Ways to Stop Yelling at Your Kids

By Alyssa Chirco
January 13, 2017
For many, yelling has become a normal part of the daily routine, but studies show it can be harmful to adolescents — and children of all ages are likely to tune out reprimands or requests if mom or dad yell too often. Next time you feel the urge to shout, keep your cool with these 17 ways to yell less. ...
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Camp Starts Here: Leave the Devices at Home

By Claire Fadden
January 11, 2017
At summer camp, kids are encouraged to interact with something other than a screen. Instead, time is spent outside running, jumping and playing with other kids. Consider these reasons why every tech-savvy child should embark on this adventure. ...
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Packing Green: Banish Paper and Plastics for an Eco-Friendly School Lunch

By Christy Bartley
January 6, 2017
It's not hard to make school lunch packing healthier, easier and better for the planet. Free your child’s lunch from the mid-school year doldrums and go green with these tips. ...
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Tips to Help Your Child in the Second Semester of College

By Kristen J. Gough
January 5, 2017
Freshman year of college is the first time most students are away from mom and dad for a significant stretch of time — and they're also adjusting to roommates, college food, exams and more. Learn how to help your teen finish the year strong. ...
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Early Intervention and the Transition to Preschool for Children with Special Needs

By Tricia Chaves
January 3, 2017

If your toddler has been diagnosed with special needs, early intervention is available to ensure their educational needs are met prior to starting preschool. read more

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Get the Whole Family to Pitch in for a Clean House

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 23, 2016
From quick tasks like putting away dishes to lengthy jobs such as washing floors and vacuuming, keeping your house spic and span can be a burden. Learn some tips to help distribute the work among all members of the family, without getting in arguments that take longer than the chores themselves. ...
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Baking with Kids is Messy, but oh so Sweet

By Ashley Weingart
December 20, 2016
To some, baking holiday cookies with kids sounds like a recipe for disaster. It’s not difficult to imagine all the mess and the drama. With a pinch of preparation and a dash of extra patience, baking with your children can be educational and, yes, even a lot of fun. Find mom-tested tips and recipes here. ...
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Study: One in Five Parents Make Medication Dosing Errors

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 17, 2016
One out of five parents who took part in a recent study measured more than twice the directed dose of liquid medication for their child, and nearly all of them measured inaccurately to some degree. Get it right with these tips from the Cleveland Clinic. ...
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Using Communication to Handle a Child’s Holiday Disappointments

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
December 13, 2016

“It’s the most wonderful time of the year,” sings Andy Williams over the PA system in Walmart, and as we pile gifts in our shopping cart we halfway believe it.

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