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The Benefits of Messy Play for Kids

Kristen J. Gough -
What are the benefits of messy play? Here are seven lessons your kids are learning from mud pies, piles of Play-Doh and disaster-area play rooms.
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Advice

The Power of Parent-to-Parent Time

Jennifer Lovy -
For these local moms and dads, nothing beats some time sharing the unique trials, tribulations and triumphs of parenting a child with special needs.
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Tweens & Teens

Berkley Teen is U.S. Paralympic All-American Athlete in Track and Field

Megan Krueger -
Margaret Beaudoin was born paralyzed on the left side of her body. But her disabilities haven't stopped her from excelling in sports
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Camps

Camp Leisure Club for Children with Special Needs

Sophie Silverman -
This Canton day camp gives kids with special needs the chance to experience different camp activities three days per week at Summit on the Park.
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Special Needs

Fatwheels Adaptive Bikes for Kids with Special Needs

Jenny Kalish -
Children and adults with disabilities can bolt these to various bicycles to make riding a bike much easier.
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Advice

Grassroots Government: County Government

Jacquie Goetz Bluethmann -
Get the lowdown on this essential area of local government – and why you should do a little research this election year before heading to the polls.
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Travel

New Orleans for a Fun Family Trip

Kristen J. Gough -
New Orleans, or NOLA, offers kids tune-filled fests, flying horses, creepy crawlies and more.
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Sponsored Content

Why Young People Need Life Insurance

Jessica Schrader -
Many young adults don't consider their life insurance needs during their late 20s and early 30s. Find out why this can be a costly mistake.
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Toddlers

Toddlers Learn to Use ‘Tools’ Without as Much Parental Help as You May Think

Christina Clark -
How toddlers can use these 'tools' to figure out everyday problems – and how parents can encourage them to do so.
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Advice

How Preschoolers Perceive Fairness

Jessica Schrader -
A look at preschoolers' unique perception of fairness – and how you can help your child develop a healthy concept of fairness.
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Guides

Letter Keeper Box Craft for Kids

Lish Dorset -
In honor of National Letter Writing Month in April, create one of these boxes with your children.
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Sponsored Content

What You’ll Find at Beaumont’s Baby Fairs

Megan Krueger -
Get the scoop on what's planned for this year's informational baby fairs, sponsored by Beaumont Children's Hospital and happening April 7, 16 and 23, 2016.
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