Kids

Everything you need to know about kids and toddlers, including behaviour and development, sleep, potty training, preschool, and how to handle picky eaters.

Taking the fear out of food for kids with allergies

How life-changing treatments can help kids with anaphylaxis and less severe allergies navigate the world with less worry.

Kids health

What experts want parents to know about the “tripledemic” plaguing Canada's hospitals

As parents and healthcare workers face an unprecedented wave of sick children, there are some things to take into consideration before booking it to emerg.

Why I feel so good about my daughter’s holiday gifts this year

Shopping with my values in mind has never been easier with this new, curated marketplace of giftable toys and gear.

Where I found a kids’ camera that’s worth the price

And why I feel good shopping for play essentials at Peeka & Co.

Tween and teen

35 cool gifts for teens

The teens in your life may even crack a smile when they open one of these trendy and thoughtful presents.

Kids health

Everything to know about the new head lice guidelines (put down the mayo!)

This school year's biggest pest is a head-scratcher, but there are new ways to deal with that dreaded lice notice.

Kids health

Many Canadian kids can start going to the dentist for FREE next month

Here's what Canadian families need to know about the new Canada Dental Benefit, which is set to launch on December 1, 2022.

School-age

These 4 skills are way more important for kids than math or writing

We all want our kids to get As on their math and spelling tests. But helping your kids develop certain non-academic skills will better set them up for success—and it’s easier than it sounds.

Kids health

This secret ingredient can boost your kid's health (and it's not veggies!)

Yes, broccoli is great. But science has proven that practicing kindness can also do wonders for your children's health—and your own!

Family

Will a “Marie Curie” Halloween costume make your daughter a master of STEM?

A new study says yes! Plus: those mealtime tantrums might have started in utero, and more new research that matters to parents.