Keeping children with diabetes safe during the school day and during school-sponsored activities requires communication and cooperation between the student, parents or caregivers, the student's health care team and school staff.

Looking for a venue or some unique ways to celebrate your child's special day? There are plenty of resources around the region to make your party special and fun. From treats, a special guest or a place to play, here are some options for the whole family. Also, our partner Northeast Ohio Family Fun brings more ideas.

Starting with their first birthday, each year we celebrate our children as they slowly grow from that cake-smashing infant into that 16-year-old high school student. Every birthday is special, but there are certain milestones along the way that bring something new and exciting. Planning these celebrations can be overwhelming. Here are a few popular party trends to try for your child's next milestone.

While you or your kids might really enjoy this time of the year, your pet might not. Everyone can still enjoy the Halloween festivities, but you might want to plan ahead and think of what’s best for your furry friend. Here are some tips on how to keep them safe and happy this holiday.

At the end of the day, I really do not want to think “What’s for dinner?” Breakfast for dinner is something I did not grow up eating, but I love it. Well, now life is getting even easier. McDonald’s is introducing Breakfast All Day. (This is a sponsored blog.)

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Are your kids thinking about going trick-or-treating this Saturday? This is a great time of year for your kids to get creative with their costumes and be active by walking around the neighborhood. The Centers for Disease Control provides these tips to help make the festivities fun and safe for all.

With the weather turning cooler and summer days spent in your swimsuit now just a memory, it’s easy to get off course and skip the regular exercise routine. Ashley Weingart, mother of three, a marathon runner and Northeast Ohio Parent blogger, says it's time to get out and seize the moment before the weather makes it even more challenging. She provides readers tips for staying motivated and safe on fall and winter runs.

Rapid Medical Research in Beachwood is seeking children to participate in a clinical research study on the common cold. They are accepting children ages 6-11. A free, study-related, medical evaluation will be provided for the child.

Caddying can offer more than just a summer job for young men and women in Ohio. It can offer lifelong connections, new friends and life lessons about humility and respect, discipline, persistence and determination that can lead to a once-in-a-lifetime shot at a full college scholarship.