You could keep nagging and reminding your kids of their responsibilities. Or, you could let the natural consequence of their actions teach them something.
Breath-holding spells, aka involuntary breath, holding is terrifying, but the common toddler phenomenon is rarely a cause for concern.
Two moms weigh in on whether or not schools should ban kids from handing out valentines at school.
Snacks for dinner, screen-addicted kids, co-sleeping and So. Much. Yelling. How to cope when you feel like you're stuck in a (parenting) rut.
Here’s the rundown of everything you need to know about social anxiety disorder in teens and how to help them cope through it.
The Canadian Paediatric Society hopes to shift diagnosis and care for kids with autism from specialists to community practitioners.
Kids learn to read at different speeds. But at what point should you actually start to worry? Here are the red flags to watch out for.
Investigating split grades: Here's why more elementary schools are forming multigrade classrooms, and what parents need to know.
At these Canadian playparks, kids with mobility, sensory and sight challenges can get active and have fun alongside non-disabled peers.
They can look the same, but their causes are wildly different—as are the best ways to handle them. Here's how to tell what's what.
There’s a lot to celebrate across the country this summer. Check out these unique, family-friendly festivals from coast to coast.
The day you can finally call on your built-in babysitter is one many parents fantasize about. But realizing this dream is a bit trickier than you think.
