Doctor visits are part of family life. Some are quick checkups, others are sick-day appointments you squeeze in between work and school, and some take weeks to schedule. You’re focused on getting everyone out the door, keeping kids calm, and hoping the visit goes smoothly.
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Raising a family is an exciting transition, and Toledo offers a supportive environment for new parents navigating this stage of life. Like any city, it comes with practical considerations around housing, childcare, healthcare, and daily routines.
Understanding what to expect can make early parenthood feel more manageable and less overwhelming.
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Monday is a day we commemorate a brilliant man who moved people to change through his words, actions, faith, etc. The following Museums are celebrating him by offering FREE admission to the general public on MLK Day.
Do you know of any that didn’t make the list? Please feel free to include them in the comments. Tag/share with friends and make plans today!
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The first time a daycare feels wrong, it’s rarely because of one big moment. It’s smaller than that. A hesitation at drop-off that wasn’t there before. A quiet ride home. A child who used to rush inside now clings to your leg like something has shifted.
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Big debt disappears with small decisions. Not one grand gesture, not a lottery ticket—tiny, repeatable habits that compound. Think of your payoff as a marathon where every step matters. This guide gives you a daily playbook: quick actions that take minutes, shift your mindset, and steadily accelerate principal reduction whether you’re paying off credit cards, personal loans, medical bills, or a car note.
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As I walked out of my classroom door on the last day with students before winter break, it hit me like a tidal wave. The kind that comes out of nowhere, knocks the wind out of you, and leaves you standing there wondering how something invisible can feel so heavy. I was suddenly flooded with emotion, so much so that I didn’t even know where to begin processing it. All I knew was that I needed to make it to my car before the waterworks started.
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Flat! That’s the one word that best describes the terrain in NW Ohio & Southeast Michigan, which is totally fine unless it snows & kiddos want to go sledding. In which case kids have two options, one, gather all the neighborhood kids and have a BYOS (Bring Your Own Snow) party in the front yard, where kids literally gather as much snow from all the yards to make a snow hill, or, hit up a snow hill. But let’s be honest, if you’re not a local these hills are tough to find. So here’s a list of some popular snow hills the locals in NW Ohio & SE Michigan frequent with their kiddos…
I get asked this a lot: “How do you get your kids to actually go to Mass or church?” And honestly, it’s not a one-size-fits-all answer. But here’s the truth: it starts young. I’ve been taking my children to church since they were toddlers, starting with my firstborn, and the key has always been modeling faith in real life.
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When your child gets sick or needs extra care, nothing else matters. Your mind shifts fast. Your work tasks fade out. Your heart pulls you home. But many moms feel torn between caring for their child and keeping their job safe. This pressure can feel heavy and unfair.
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By a Mom Who Blinked and Somehow Ended Up With a 20-Year-Old
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Mom on the go in Holy Toledo 