Does your kid like to tattle? And not just on their friends and siblings, but on other adults? We’ve got advice for parents who hear “I’m telling” more often than they’d like.

Find out what's considered child abuse, what to do if you witness abuse and need to make a report, and how to have an age-appropriate discussion about it with your kids.

Research claiming yelling at kids is as harmful as hitting or spanking has many parents worried. Learn about the long-term effects for your family.

The Wonder Weeks is one of the most popular books and apps for tracking baby’s cranky phases and mental “leaps” forward, but here’s why you should only take it with a grain of salt.

Are all the monsters at your door on Hallow's Eve too much for your little one? Here's how to deal with a scaredy cat.

Some toddlers deliberately bash their heads or hit themselves for seemingly no reason. Don’t beat yourself up over this phase.

So your kid is about to start kindergarten and you're not sure if either of you are ready. A few kindergarten teachers revealed what you can do now to get your preschooler prepared for the classroom experience.

It’s time to lace up the hiking boots, roll out the tents and get up-close-and-personal with Mother Nature. Adventure awaits.

You might think that parents who have struggled to conceive would be even more overjoyed when the baby finally arrives ("You have your baby—why would you be depressed?”), but that isn't always the case.

We won't lie: Giving birth hurts—a lot. But there are some things you can do before the contractions start to make your labour and delivery go a bit smoother.

Make sure your preschooler is ready for kindergarten with our four-week plan. We know that sounds intense, but it's actually just simple things you can do each week to make the transition to school easier.

Does your kid need to know how to write her name before she starts kindergarten? And does she need to know math? Before you panic, here is exactly what your preschooler needs to know (and no, she doesn't need to know how to add or read...yet).