Parenting

Podcasts are the perfect way to add some color to activities like jogging, commuting, cleaning, or running errands around town. Whether you are new or an active weekly listener, there are thousands of options when it comes to choosing a show. Here are some podcasts for kids and parents. ...

When you’re in the process of making changes in your life, no matter what they are, it’s absolutely normal for your life to get a little out of balance. Laura Thomas from Thomas Fitness Consulting provides some tips — and a chopped salad recipe, if your goal is healthy eating. ...

Girl Scouts of North East Ohio shares how parents can encourage their girls to test the waters and try new things. Even something small, like trying a new food or playing a new game with friends, can help set your girl up for future success. ...

Have you ever wondered how you can enhance your child’s speech and language skills at home? There are many skills you can work on throughout your child’s routine. Here are some learning moments you can incorporate into the daily schedule. ...

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Geoffrey Putt to talk about how to handle stressful situations parents and kids are facing. ...

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by sports psychologist and executive coach Dr Sam Maniar. Listen as Maniar answers questions and includes tips on how parents can prepare for events, allow kids to make mistakes, self-correct and more. ...

With the beginning of 2021 upon us, it’s normal to start feeling some post-Christmas and holiday rush fatigue or the winter blues. Lindsay McCoy, an anchor and reporter for WFMJ-TV and Northeast Ohio Parent blogger shares with us how she organizes a strategy ahead of each week to make sure everything at home and work goes as smoothly as possible. ...

Gearing up to spend another semester as teacher, tutor and tech support is daunting for parents. So, as we send our kids back to school — however that looks in your district — what can we do to ease anxiety and build confidence, putting kids in the right frame of mind to succeed? ...

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The winter tradition has returned with the twin toboggan chutes at The Chalet in Strongsville. Adventure-seekers can plunge down a 70-foot drop and travel along 700 feet of ice, reaching speeds up to 50 miles per hour. Advanced reservations and facial coverings will be required. ...