Healthy Co-Parenting Habits That Put Kids First
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce can be challenging, especially when emotions are still raw. You may no longer be partners in life, but you’re still partners in parenting. With the right mindset and strategies, co-parenting can become a healthy and effective way to support your child. When both parents stay involved, kids benefit […]
2025 Autumn & Winter Gear Guide
Explore our recommended gear for parenting, babies, & lifestyle items in our Autumn/Winter 2025 Gear Guide. Whether you are looking for some high-tech or intelligently designed baby gear, we have a few great ones in store for you! Some of these items offer optional app features to enhance your experience and provide additional options. At […]
5 Activities to Tune In to Your Child’s Unique Language Before Full Sentences Begin
Did you know that teaching your child to communicate starts long before they can use full sentences? These simple strategies can help you notice and nurture your child’s language skills. You can begin supporting communication from their first days of life. These tips are especially helpful for children in communicating in the 0-24-month range and […]
Speed Up Diaper Changes With These Hacks
What Are the Most Effective Hacks for Speeding up Diaper Changes? You finally get the baby settled for bed — and then you smell that smell. With newborns needing multiple diaper changes a day, that’s a lot of minutes spent wrestling with wipes and squirmy legs. Thankfully, a few clever tweaks can transform diaper […]
Budget-Friendly Technology Tips for Parents of Toddlers: Start Smart, Start Early
Children are being exposed to screens and technology earlier in their lives than ever before. Consider that, by the age of two, most Canadian children have interacted with a screen, while only 15% of children aged three to four meet the recommended limit of less than one hour per day of high-quality programming. These figures […]
When “You’re Too Young to Understand” Meets “You’re Too Old to Keep up” as a Parent
First-time parenting comes with an unexpected challenge — advice from every direction. One day, a relative insists you’re too young to understand, and the next, a friend hints you’re too old to keep up. It’s confusing, sometimes conflicting, and always well-intentioned. Learning how to parent with confidence means knowing how to navigate these generational gaps. […]