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Most Americans want paid maternity leave – making it as popular as chocolate
Most U.S. parents who take paid maternity leave to tend to newborns currently use unpaid leave.
These Cooking Habits Are Making Your Family Unhealthy
Cooking is a big part of being an adult, and it becomes all the more important when you have children to cook for too. So, how are your cooking habits?
The Startling Truth about Postpartum Depression
With postpartum depression and baby blues affecting up to 80% of mothers, how is there an overabundance of shame and lack of resources for new moms?
Traffic Safety Awareness Leads to Safe Communities
Knowing that your children are safe in the front yard, back seat, or behind the wheel is a relief to parents everywhere.
Creating a healthy diet plan for the whole family
When you’re thinking about ways in which you can improve the general health of your family, the things you all eat is one of the things you can’t ignore and
How to Deal with Excessive Amounts of Children’s Toys
There is no denying that due to all of the gifts on birthdays and holidays your home can become overloaded with children’s toys.
High Blood Pressure, High Risk, Hypertension
Hypertension- also known as high blood pressure- is common in women and can be especially dangerous for pregnant mothers and their unborn child.
Could You Repeat That? Deciphering Teen Lingo
While talking with your teen is known to discourage underage drinking, knowing what they’re talking about can be helpful to parents, too.
Safety First: A Good Start with Safe Beginnings
Good News! Help is available for parents worried about the cost of child accessories and safety support items.
Juggling It All
It’s time for a momfession…Once upon a time, in a life before kids, I thought that I had it all together, I thought that I was organized, and I thought
Celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend at the Grab, Go, Grow Event!
(Canton, Ohio) – Are you expecting? Are you a new mom? Join us at a baby shower held in your honor! (And CONGRATULATIONS!)
Pay Attention! Don’t Get Distracted Behind the Wheel
It’s easy to get distracted while behind the wheel of a car, but when you lose focus you’re also likely to lose control.
Tuscarawas County receives funding for child safety equipment
(Dover, Ohio) – Help is available for Tuscarawas County area families in need of child safety equipment for their infants and toddlers thanks to a grant of $25,000 that was
5 Ways to Nurture Your Child’s Creativity
Creativity can have lots of benefits. The most successful artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs tend to all have a creative streak.
Mentor Mondays – What Caregivers Need to Know
Those at Big Brothers Big Sisters understand that many caregivers have questions when first considering enrolling their child into a mentoring program. The staff provides answers to common questions and
Protecting Black Mothers
Black mothers are 3 to 4 times more likely to experience a pregnancy-related death than white women.
Warning: What To Do About Underage Drinking Right Now
The teen years are tough for moms, dads, and teenagers. When teens experiment with alcohol and underage drinking, things can get a lot more difficult.
Tossing the Ball with Ryan & Kate: An Interview
In kindergarten Ryan was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Today, the thriving sixth grader and his mom Kate joined me to answer a few questions!
One Text or Call Could Wreck it All
(Dover, Ohio) – In an effort to make our roads safer, Safe Communities and the Tuscarawas County Health Department announced that it has joined the “One Text or Call Could
Looking for childcare? Coad4kids is here to help!
We want to help you find the best childcare for your kids, here are some articles that can help you on your search
Facts and Figures Surrounding Infertility
It doesn’t discriminate- infertility can affect any race, socioeconomic class, sexuality, or religion. Here’s what you should know.
Listen Up! It’s Time to Talk With Your Teen About Alcohol
Some conversations with your teen can be difficult, but openly talking about underage drinking is essential in keeping your child healthy and safe.
What Parents In the Autism Community Want You to Know!
When the most important person in your world has autism spectrum disorder, your world reaches a new level of love and understanding.
Attention: Don’t Forget about a Mental Health Check-In with your Teens
It’s now a time of transition, hybrid, mixed with many unknowns, are we forgetting to check in on our teenagers? Do we sometimes think, “they have their video games and
Tuscarawas County Library offering ready for school backpacks
(New Philadelphia, Ohio) – From storytimes to a vast collection of picture books, and now backpacks the library places an emphasis on early literacy skills.
Is Your Child Ignoring you? It May Be a Sign of Hearing Loss
When you know the signs and symptoms, hearing loss in babies and children is more effectively diagnosed.
Together We Rise – Wear Blue for Child Abuse Prevention
In 2020, 6,122 calls were made to Stark County Children Services Report Line, resulting in 2,762 cases requiring assistance or intervention.
Don’t Be Fooled By Marijuana Myths
Marijuana culture would have you believe that using weed is safe and relaxing, but don’t be fooled by the smoke and mirrors.
Spring break staycation activities announced!
(Wilmont, Ohio) – It is acknowledged that a daily dose of nature is good for our minds and bodies. Getting outside boosts mood, reduces anxiety, and improves sleep, so how
5 Steps that can help you choose quality childcare for your kids
Finding a high quality childcare provider can be stressful but here you can find a good place to start.
Becoming a More Nurturing Parent by Improving the Home Environment and Yourself)
We know the lessons that we have to teach our kids in life and becoming a more nurturing parent could help!
The Truth & Nothing but the Truth About Endometriosis
Endometriosis can be a scary diagnosis, but separating the truth from the myth can help you understand how to navigate this condition.
5 Facts About Down Syndrome
Chances are you know and love someone with Trisomy 21, better known as down syndrome. A trisomy means a person has an additional chromosome in their DNA.
4 FAQ About Endometriosis
Knowledge is power. This month we are equipping you with the power to understand and treat endometriosis. This is Public Health is brought to you in partnership with the Tuscarawas County Health
A local agency wants to help your growing family
(New Philadelphia, Ohio) – The Tuscarawas County Health Department is reminding local families that resources are available to help their growing family.
Local library launches new teen subscription box
(Dover, Ohio) – Teens in grades six through twelve are invited to sign up for the Dover Public Library’s Teen Subscription Box.
Together We Rise – Meet The Fisher Family
“They have big hearts and truly want to make a difference in the lives of all the children. Their willingness to help children, other foster parents, and the agency has
Understanding Cerebral Palsy
March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness month. CP affects movement, balance, and posture. It is considered the most common motor disabilities in childhood.
Plan Your On-the-Go Health Snacks!
COVID-19 has forced many families to pump the brakes and slow down, but as summer looms and vaccines ease restrictions, it’s time to stock up on easy-to-grab snacks!
Local teens join forces in drug and alcohol use prevention
(New Philadelphia, Ohio) – Teenagers from several school districts in Tuscarawas County are joining forces with other youth and scientists across the United States as part of “National Drug and
Mentor Mondays – The Importance of Activities
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many challenges to the lives of children – one of these being activity involvement. As many school, community, and sporting events continue to be canceled,
Is gaming good for kids?
(U.S.) – Research has shown people who play video games like Fortnite or Rocket League have higher visual acuity, meaning they can keep track of multiple moving objects at once
Stark County Mom Makes Decision About the COVID-19 Vaccine
“I viewed getting the vaccine the same way I view taking my prenatal vitamins, forcing down a few more salads that I might normally eat, and getting enough sleep. All
Is your kid getting way too much screen time these days?
(U.S.) – As vaccines become more available and life begins returning to so-called normal, caregivers and educators may have to contend with dramatically increased screen time habits that kids developed
Portion of stimulus aimed at saving mothers’ lives
The United States has the highest rate of maternal deaths in the industrialized world. A third of the deaths occur after delivery, when experts note a significant share of American
Unlock a free series of 4 virtual preschool classes!
(Ohio) – Parents are encouraged to take advantage of these upcoming free virtual preschool classes and enjoy learning with their kiddos!
The Pain and Purgatory of Endometriosis
It’s painful, it drastically hinders fertility, and, according to the CDC, it affects over 11% of American women.
Is your child protected from identity theft?
(Ohio) – A warning from state officials to parents: con artists are targeting your children in identity theft schemes.
Together We Rise – Meet The Muckley Family
Having a passion for helping those in need, improving the community, and sharing God’s love, the Muckley family felt called to become foster parents.
Cracking the Serving Size Code
Nutrition Facts are written on the side of nearly every food package, but do you know what the facts are saying?