Todays Parent

If you stop breastfeeding, you can almost always start again. Our lactation expert has 10 tips to help you with the transition.

Keep the cold and flu at bay with these nutritious, smart choices!

Suspicious of that sniffly nose? Curious about that cough? Read on to decode some common signs of childhood allergies.

When do babies smile? It's the top question on every new parent's list. Here's everything you need to know about this important (and cute!) baby milestone.

Your kid says her tummy aches, but you're not sure what's wrong. Here are a few common causes of stomach pain in children, and symptoms to look out for.

"After an hour of pushing, a couple dozen contractions, and it was all over. I was the mother of two tiny pink girls, each weighing the equivalent of a couple cans of soup."

Looking, touching, listening and getting into everything they possibly can. Sound familiar? Learn all about life with your 15-month-old.

Your toddler now has the capacity to decide whether or not they want to be honest, patient, careful or helpful. Learn all about life with your 17-month-old.

Your toddler is officially closer to 2 than 1, with all the cool milestones, new words, goofy energy and hardcore devotion to favourite stuff to prove it.

Increasingly mobile and nearly talking, your 9-month-old is busier than ever—if you’ve ever wanted to repack every drawer in your house, now's your chance!

Growth is bittersweet as you lament the tiny baby of hazy memory while celebrating longer sleeps and increased alertness. This is life with a 10-week-old.

Your baby is no longer a little tree frog, curled up on your chest, and is so much more alert and responsive. The next three months will fly by.

Baby communication, meeting other parents and working on good sleep habits. All about life with a 7-week-old.

For most kids, body odour is an early sign that puberty has begun. Help your kid manage body odour with these helpful tips.

Many moms are told nursing for comfort is bad—that you're overfeeding your baby. But here's why it can actually benefit your child.

From boosting breastfeeding to setting the stage for brain development, there are many benefits of skin-to-skin contact between newborn and mom.

New studies question how much shut-eye is really necessary for school-age kids.

Yeast infections, vulvovaginitis, UTIs and pinworms—find out what itchy, rashy symptoms to look for and how to treat common kids' genital health issues.

Ian passes along some rules to live by when flying with young children.