The Cleveland Botanical Garden’s recently-opened “Amazing Butterflies” exhibit checks all the boxes that I like to see when I take my sons to a new attraction: educational, fun for kids,
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Western Reserve Academy’s 2019 summer programs include dozens of fun and engaging camps at its campus in Hudson. From sports to science, academics to adventure, and cooking to coding, WRA offers a lineup of programs for kids ages 5-17, including half- and full-day options to meet the needs of busy parents.
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According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), teen electronic cigarette use has sky-rocketed by an alarming rate – 78 percent — in the past year. read more
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While solitary play has its benefits, play groups are really where children can learn play, social and language skills. Here are some ways that play groups will benefit your child and enhance these strengths.
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Crocker Kids returns for its fifth season at Crocker Park in Westlake this summer beginning May 21 with the theme “Get Your Craft On.” Themes and activities will vary each month throughout the summer, and will include make and take crafts, giveaways, a balloon artist, snacks, face painting/glitter tattoos, games and much more!
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Children begin developing speech as an infant. By 6 months, babies coo and play with their voices by producing sounds such as "oo," "uh," "mm," "da," and "goo." As time goes on, your child will produce a variety of age-appropriate sounds and word shapes. Single words will be combined into two- and three-word phrases, and eventually into sentences and ongoing conversation.
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