Parenting

Parenting

When Should Parents Consider Couples Counseling

Parenting can be rewarding, but it also comes with its share of challenges. Struggles over discipline, financial pressures, or the unique demands of caregiving often create stress in relationships. Left

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Northeast Ohio Children’s Fall Resale Events

Shopping resale for gently used baby and kids clothing, equipment and more can bolster your budget, since items cost significantly less than retail prices. Check our list to find a Greater Cleveland/Akron area children’s resale or consignment event near you. ...
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Raising Talkers in a Tech Era

Technology has its benefits, but for children, maximizing face to face interactions is imperative for language development. Here are a few ways to support communication skills in a tech-heavy world. ...
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Podcast #108: “A Call to Courage: Parenting with Presence in the Age of Technology”

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by author Susan McNamara, who explores what it really means to raise children with intention in a world dominated by screens, distractions and expert-driven advice. ...
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Dealing with Elementary School Friendships

Elementary school friendships are far more than just play — they are crucial building blocks for a child’s social and emotional development. Yet, these early connections often present complex challenges for both kids and parents. So, how can families navigate the world of elementary school friendships? ...
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Supporting Children, Empowering Families: Inside InspireKids Behavioral Health

Sponsored Content: InspireKids has seen tremendous success helping families navigate challenges such as school avoidance, emotional regulation and behavioral health diagnoses. Their clinical team has guided children and families toward healthier routines, stronger coping skills, and brighter futures. ...
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Why Do Most Kids Hate Veggies?

If your child treats spinach like it’s toxic, you’re not alone. From weird textures to ancient instincts, there are surprising reasons kids push veggies off their plates. We spoke with Hanna Leikin, a dietitian with Cleveland Clinic Children’s, about what’s really going on — and how to turn the veggie battle into a win. ...
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Dad Matters: Make a Game Out of Learning

Many museums, zoos and the like already know the value of a good game. If you’re visiting somewhere — especially for the first time — ask if they have a scavenger hunt. If not, it’s easy to create one of your own. ...
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Reading for Meaning: Supporting Reading Comprehension Skills

As we work with our children, we spend a lot of time helping them learn how to accurately read words. But our main goal isn’t just reading accurately. We also want to help them understand what they read.  ...
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Tech Safety for Elementary Kids

From devices with built-in parental controls to smartwatches that encourage independence while keeping families connected, here are some of the best tech tools that support learning and creativity while giving parents peace of mind. ...
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