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Adoption – a primer on the processOur primer on domestic and international adoption: how it works and where to get the latest information. |
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Prevent illness when travelling abroad with kidsTraveling with kids requires preparation – including making sure they have all the vaccines they need – and taking other health precautions. |
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How I curbed bullying at campAn anti-bullying program isn’t something you talk about once. It’s about daily attention to kids’ relationships. |
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Keep homework top of mind during springDon’t give up on homework now, the end of the school year is in sight! |
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Books that capture the magic of museumsThe many books based on museums and museum masterpieces showcase the important role they play in our culture. Check out these books before your next visit. |
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New media blog aimed at parents |
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Soccer camps around MontrealThese camps teach not only skills and drills, but life lessons as well |
May 13 - Gingham Bunny baby flatware
May 10 - Metal in certain M&M Brand potato shells
May 10 - Safety 1st Gates by Dorel Distribution Canada
May 7 - Fill your own Panda Play stainless steel food container
May 6 - iCandy Cherry Model Strollers
May 1 - Remote-controlled Banshee helicopter with lights
April 25 - Sweet Peanut Sleepwear
April 11 - Airbag global recall hits Toyota, Honda & Nissan
April 9 - Old Navy baby one-piece sleepers
April 9 - Baby Gap footed one-piece sleepers and sleep gowns
April 9 - Santa Cruz Jr. youth snorkelling mask
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A Hamilton study that became the gold standard globally for measuring children’s mental health is being updated after 30 years
The Quebec English School Board's nine boards will see a drop nearly by half
New research suggests that bed rest in troubled pregnancies does not seem to prevent premature birth and may even increase the risk
Antipsychotic medicines once reserved for adults could be linked to deaths
Thousands protest Quebec's cuts to private daycare subsidies
Researchers believe this heightened sensory perception will provide clues as to what causes the developmental disorder
Experts tell schools and educators to stop trying to control students' use of technology, such as Facebook and texting
New study: children with higher math and reading abilities have better incomes in adulthood
App created by Saskatoon nurses tracks baby's feedings and diaper changes
It's time to open the windows and give your home a shake up and shake out
New research brings good news for children suffering from end-stage kidney disease who are on dyalisis
Money to go toward building 23 new schools and expanding another 46, mostly off the island of Montreal
Changing family structures, workplace demands and social networking driving a wedge between parents and children
A new U.S. survey shows parents are reporting more skin and food allergies in their children but health officials unsure why
Why parents tip-toe around bad behaviour
A review of 3 parenting books written by parents who have a sense of humour and tell it like it is
Giving infants a daily vitamin D supplement may be enough to ensure healthy bones, study suggests
Sneezing and wheezing solutions: suprising ways to relieve Spring allergies
A new study has found that moms' and dads' well being can be predected by their parenting style differences or similarities
