When they’re starting to build fundamental reading skills at school, there’s lots you can do at home.

While most kids learn to read around grade one, the foundational skills are developed long before that. Here’s how parents can help.

Schools haven't kept up with what research says about how kids learn to read—and it's time for a change.

Does pregnancy get easier each time? Here’s what to expect with your second child.

There’s a wide range of normal when it comes to your newborn’s number twos.

Will varicose veins—those lines running up your legs—disappear when your pregnancy is over?

It may be time to shift your perspective away from time-outs and sticker charts when it comes to disciplining your child.

Does your child get butterflies before ballet recitals, school concerts or class presentations? Performance anxiety is common in kids. We asked experts how to cope.

Many parents are conflicted about whether to allow their tween to experiment with hair colour.

Is it time for some…support? We have advice for parents wondering how to handle the first bra talk.

What to ask, what not to do and other tips to help you get the most out of your 15 minutes.

It can be tough to figure out when to help with a conflict, and when to let your child deal with it.