We're hyper focused on buckling up in the car, and some experts say it should be the same on a school bus. But the issue isn't clear cut.

Maybe it’s been a long week at work, or you were up with a teething baby every two hours. Or perhaps you’ve just felt tired since the moment you became a parent? We get it.

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Who needs technology? Here are some delightfully low-tech classic activities your kids should do at least once this summer.

Even once your kid is out of diapers, they still need a lot of help in the bathroom. Here's how to encourage them to master those skills—and get yourself on the other side of the bathroom door.

Toddlers tend to fall down a lot—they’re top-heavy, they’re still getting used to this walking and running thing and they often have zero fear—so it’s not surprising that their teeth can bear the brunt of the impact.

Ready to post an eviction notice? Here's what your baby is doing in there during weeks 37 to 40 (and beyond!) of your pregnancy.

For more than a century, kids were systematically removed from their homes and sent to residential schools where they were forbidden to speak their language or practise their culture. But how do you talk about Canada’s cultural genocide with kids today? Teachers are finding some effective ways.

Tummy time is essential for babies—but most of them hate it (and you probably dread it, too). Try adding some variety with these fun activities and positions.

Do you really need a basal thermometer? We answer all your questions, including how it works, how much it costs and if it’s worth it.

Here’s what you need to know about teething rash, including when it happens, what it looks like and how to prevent it.

This is how winter-loving families do it.