Emma Waverman

Has it really come to this? Emma Waverman's alarmed by the amount of parents turning to crowd funding sites to raise money for kids' parties.

Twenty-six years after the birth of her first child, a Toronto mom has her fourth child at 56. Emma Waverman explores the controversial story.

From our obsession with Pinterest-worthy DIY valentines to the obligatory date night, Emma Waverman dishes on the not-so-lovely ways we now celebrate Valentine's Day.

A new study reveals that transgender children are fully capable of understanding their gender identity, even at such a young age.

As more schools revise their "no touch" policies between teachers and students, Emma Waverman wonders what all the fuss is about.

Nine-year-old student Aiden Stewart suspended from school after using a Lord of the Rings toy on a classmate.

After six seasons, Parenthood ended on a bittersweet note, and there aren't enough tissues in the world.

While postpartum depression is something we watch for closely, a study indicates that later maternal depression may be more common.

Banned baby names: French court says no to "Nutella." Judge rules the trademarked name is contrary to the interests of the child.

A review of research reveals our culture is obsessed with thinness and perfection, and it's doing our kids harm.

A five-year-old UK boy has been invoiced for $30 (CDN) for failing to attend a classmate's birthday party.

A Halifax mom was asked by a health inspector to stop selling dry foods at local markets because she was breastfeeding.

Twitter calls the Gone Girl actress "brave" for showing her post-baby body at the 72nd Golden Globe Awards ceremony.

BC mom Kathryn Mackenzie lives in a townhouse with her husband and two sons. The family is moving to avoid weekly noise fines.

Go figure! The "Man Cold" and other common cold myths may be true after all!

Mommy wars, parenting labels, post-baby weight loss... Emma Waverman is so done with these topics and more.

Parents made headlines after giving out gift bags to fellow passengers to apologize in advance for their crying baby. Emma Waverman thinks this is a bad idea.

The results are in! Check out how Canada and the US compare—and differ—on popular baby names.

According to research out of McGill University, kids will resort to lying more frequently if there's a threat of discipline.

A recent study from the University of Ottawa found that kids' cartoons may not be shielding your little ones from as much death and violence as you thought.