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Media coverage of Hanna Perkins.
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Cleveland Jewish News
Dec. 3, 2023
By LYDIA KACALA
Socialization between children can be an important part of life. In their early years, children socialize with their parents, caretakers and, possibly, each other.
Twins, or triplets, may socialize with themselves and need extra encouragement to go beyond what they know and is comfortable for them.
Bob Rosenbaum, marketing director at Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development in Shaker Heights and the father of twins, explained his experience raising twins, who are now in ...
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Cleveland Jewish News
Oct. 23, 2023
By COURTNEY BYRNES
Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development announced a $2 million gift honoring Kim Sherwin’s legacy during its Oct. 7 Harvest Homecoming benefit.
The gift is HPC’s largest philanthropic donation to date, and honors Sherwin, who died Aug. 8, 2022, at 82. She had previously established the Kim Sherwin Fund to benefit Hanna Perkins, which focuses on mental health care for children, according to a news release.
“Our staff and board are incredibly grateful to ...
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Tips to Manage Back-to-School Worries
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Cleveland Jewish News
June 8, 2023
By MEGHAN WALSH
Early childhood education programs offer myriad of opportunities for the development of cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills for young kids, which will serve as positive contributors to their lives in the future.
Bob Rosenbaum, marketing director at Hanna Perkins Center for Childhood Development in Shaker Heights, and Linda Shapero, Montessori parent educator and Montessori coach for teachers at The Lillian and Betty Ratner Montessori School in Pepper Pike, talked about the perks ...
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The Herald (Sharon, Pa.)
Jan. 22, 2023
By Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
Creators Syndicate
I got a note from my son’s teacher saying he was not “meeting classroom expectations.”
He’s in the first grade. The offense? Talking out of turn. My husband gave me that all-too-familiar look when I told him. You know, the look that means, “He gets it from you.”
Personality traits like talkativeness and adaptability are hard-wired, so my husband’s accusations are rooted in truth.
This is according to the study ...
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Cleveland Jewish News
Aug. 11, 2022
By ABIGAIL PREISZIG
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to linger as children enter the 2022-23 school year. With continuous shifts in protocols and attitudes, it is important for parents or guardians to remain in the know when it comes to the health and safety of their child.
Karen Heitlinger, The Music Settlement’s chair for the Center for Early Childhood in Cleveland, Nikki Claverie, manager of the The Music Settlement’s Center for Music, and Noelle Jones-Marotta, education director ...
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‘Mom brain’ isn’t a joke
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The Atlantic
May 9, 2022
When our culture makes fun of mothers’ forgetfulness, it is abdicating responsibility for the overwork women are experiencing and its effects on their health.
You may have seen it on TV, in your workplace, or at school drop-off. Maybe you’ve had firsthand experience, been warned of its impending arrival, or met someone who’s had it themselves. It’s both a neurobiological phenomenon and ...
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