Home
Parenting

Parenting

6 Ways to Keep Your Toddler’s Sleep Schedule During Summer Travel

By Janine Kelbach
June 17, 2019

The benefits of adequate sleep include the overall support of our immune system, increased memory and focus, and the promotion of healthy growth. It’s easy to keep a routine while

... ...
Read more 0

Podcast Episode #29: Digital Dangers

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
June 16, 2019
Award winning TV anchor Catherine Bosley joins host Miriam Conner on the latest episode of aParently Speaking to share her very personal story of the impact one mistake can have on you in this "day of digital danger." She also covers some things to talk about with your kids to keep them safe and to remind them that the choices they make may be very hard to “erase.” ...
Read more 0

To the Mom Friends who Told me the Things I Didn’t Know: Thank You

By Denise Koeth
June 16, 2019

It’s common knowledge that the moment you announce your pregnancy, well-meaning family, friends, acquaintances, coworkers and people in line at the grocery store check-out will pepper you with unsolicited advice.

... ...
Read more 1

What’s in a Name

By Jason Lea
June 13, 2019

It is 10:42 p.m. on the second day of my son’s life.

I am strolling him down the hall of Hillcrest Hospital’s postnatal unit, so my wife can snatch

... ...
Read more 0

Cleveland Indians Baseball Door Hanger

By Kristin Gambaccini
June 12, 2019

Take me out to the ball game! It’s time for Cracker Jacks, peanuts and footlong hotdogs, my friends!

Oh, and of course, BASEBALL!

This door hanger would make a wonderful

... ...
Read more 0

How to Build Joint Attention Skills in Young Children with Autism

By Chana Feinstein
June 11, 2019
Joint attention is the ability to shift your attention between an object or event and your communication partner. Many children with autism don’t develop these skills on their own. Here are some easy, fun ways for parents to work on early joint attention skills. ...
Read more 0

Parenting by the Generations

By Angela Gartner
June 10, 2019

Each of us fits into a certain “generation category” — most parents with children ages 18 and younger are either Generation X or Millennial. I have been thinking a lot

... ...
Read more 0
Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

5 Toys = 5 Ways to Improve Speech Development

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
June 9, 2019
Playing with your child is an essential way to improve his or her speech, language and social skills. Find out how playing with five popular toys can encourage language growth and development. Bonus: they're likely toys that you already have at home! ...
Read more 0

Tips for Healthy Summer Travel with Kids

By Shana O'Malley-Smith
June 6, 2019
Don’t let the sniffles or a stomach ache slow down your family’s summer trip. Whether you plan to camp, hit the beach or travel internationally, it’s important to pack the essentials and have a plan before someone needs first aid or falls ill. ...
Read more 0

‘Rage Quitting’ and Technology Troubles

By Lindsey Geiss
June 4, 2019

Have you ever taken away your child’s tablet or interrupted a teen’s video game only to be met with an outburst of anger, hostility or destructive behavior? If so, you

... ...
Read more 0