One of Dayton’s best known authors is Erma Bombeck. She paved the way for Parent Advice columns, Parenting blogs and much more. Her wit, wisdom and wicked sense of humor not only got her through parenthood it made her famous. Her profound advice on parenting and life is as timeless as it is humorous….
Kids 10 and Under Enjoy Free Admission to the Ark Encounter in 2020
As a parent you probably have a pretty good guess about what your teenager would name as his or her favorite food, color, entertainer or TV show. When it comes to more in depth topics however, do you have a sense of what’s going on in their world? See if you can answer these questions…
SAFY Helping Foster Children in Our Community this National Foster Care Month
When you think of story time for your kids, my guess is that a store that sells predominantly furniture doesn’t come to mind. How about a cafeteria? Nope. Didn’t think so. Now what if I told you IKEA has a hidden gem of a story time? And now what if I told you that before…
An app to control your teenager’s cell phone would be a dream for all parents, right? But it seems far removed from reality and sounds like a good fictional movie, right? Wrong. There are already apps that can control a teenager remotely, or at least show parents everything about their children. Better news than that?…
Parents and caregivers often wonder how a baby sleeping sack can support their child’s different sleep positions and movements. These sleep sacks are designed to let your baby move freely while ensuring they stay warm and comfortable throughout the night. Using a baby sleeping sack, your little one can safely roll over, stretch, and find…
The Cincinnati Zoo may just be the hottest spot in town right now, thanks to sweet baby hippo Fiona and her captivating fight to continue to grow from her premature state. And although Fiona isn’t quite ready to say hello just yet, there are about a hundred thousand other reasons to visit the zoo this…
Concussions are more common than many parents realize in youth sports. Any activity that involves contact, falls, or rapid changes in direction can result in a head injury. Football, soccer, and hockey have higher reported rates, but even non-contact sports like gymnastics and cheerleading carry some risk. Recognizing the signs early is critical to protecting…
Some of you might be wondering what in the world I could be talking about—Spring Break Blues?! I mean, who doesn’t LOVE Spring Break?! Well, if you’ve ever taken little ones out of town, you’ve probably experienced at least a little bit of the madness that can occur during a long ride in a car…
