Tracy Chappell

Tracy Chappell is worried that the current curriculum is hurting kids’ chances of success — and their self-esteem.

Tracy Chappell realizes there are some downsides to having a kid who loves reading.

Tracy Chappell discovers that very little planning goes a long way.

Tracy’s all ready for the holidays – except for the one item on Avery’s list that Tracy can’t wrap and put under the tree.

Tracy Chappell took her girls to Casa Loma for some holiday magic.

Most of your baby’s cues will be unique to her, but this common baby body language is shared by babes around the world.

Tracy Chappell's adventures in bunny-sitting may have prepared her family for a furry addition.

Nelson Mandela's passing gave Tracy Chappell the chance to discuss the good— and the bad — with her girls.

Tracy Chappell is impressed with how well her daughters handled their first wedding.

Tracy Chappell has been juggling too many balls in the air — she's starting to feel a heavy dose of mom guilt.

Even after a rough weekend, Tracy Chappell tries to clean the slate and start fresh with her girls.

A new initiative offers up a new idea to get kids off the couch, but Tracy Chappell wonders if it will make a difference.

Tracy Chappell finds it a little more difficult than usual to come up with gift ideas for her kids this holiday season.

What does the new study showing correlations between SIDS and abnormal circuits in the brain mean for your family?

Tracy Chappell discovered that her reward chart was a great incentive for one of her daughters — but set the other one up for failure.

Tracy's shocked by how passionate people get about the idea of replacing “Merry Christmas” with a more inclusive greeting.

Tracy Chappell tried to teach her kids some valuable lessons, but her girls gave them brand new meanings instead.

Tracy Chappell wonders when it's right to push or take a step back and let kids make their own decisions.

Tracy Chappell never buys her kids' school photos — here's why.

If children learn what they live, what are you teaching them with your online behaviour?