Wendy Glauser

It may surprise you to learn that many of the women who choose to have an abortion in Canada—perhaps the majority—are moms. Here are a few of their stories.

From moving across the country to leaning into self-employment and home-schooling, see how COVID allowed three families to find new beginnings.

From murphy beds to multifunctional tables, these three households have gotten creative with less than 850 square feet. See how they make it work.

If you're worried about feeding your kids non-organic fruit, stop worrying. The guilt you're feeling about the "Dirty Dozen" foods is probably unfounded.

From COVID toes to Kawasaki-like reactions, here are some common kids coronavirus symptoms and what to do if you think your kid has it.

Guidance around outdoor exercise has principally been for adults while children’s need for outdoor activity seems to have been neglected altogether.

As coronavirus spreads, here's what to expect if your kid gets the virus, and how to protect your family.

Canadians are now seeing coronavirus spread within our own communities. Here's what this means for you and your family.

Getting coronavirus during pregnancy can be very scary—in fact, pregnant people with symptomatic COVID have an increased risk of severe illness and a 70 percent increased risk of death.

The normal body temperature is actually lower than we think. So what does this mean for how we manage and treat kids' fevers?

We have updates and answers as the discovery of the first case in North America adds to fears of a global coronavirus outbreak.

Canadian researchers are hopeful a genetic test for autism could be “one tool” to help diagnose autism earlier, but the science has a long way to go.

After scary headlines about toxins and heavy metals in baby food and rice cereal, many parents are confused about what’s safe to feed their kids.

Parents say it works miracles for babies who are struggling to breastfeed, but some experts are worried that tongue tie surgery is being done too often.

Are you storing hundreds of memories on your device without a plan to back them up? Try one of these painless ways to finally fix that.

Recent headlines about arsenic, mercury and lead being found in baby food sound pretty scary. But is there real cause for concern? We asked the experts.

A new study says that taking certain classes of antibiotics early in pregnancy could increase your risk of having a miscarriage.