Parenting News
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When will my baby’s eyes begin to change colour?
Babies & ToddlersYour baby's eye colour may take a year to develop, but any change in hue will usually slow down around…
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Fun things to do with kids on a Sunday
Babies & ToddlersThere are so many things to do with kids that we've compiled a list of activities and excursions for you…
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What side of the car is safest for kids?
KidsThe centre of the rear seat is the most secure location for your car seat (or your child to sit…
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What constitutes Tourette Syndrome in children?
High SchoolTourette syndrome is a disorder that causes tics, which are sudden, repetitive muscular movements and sounds.
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Are plant-based diets good for kids?
KidsAs plant-based diets become increasingly more popular, parents may ask if a plant-based diet is healthy for children.
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At what age can your child start wearing contact lenses?
High SchoolBefore allowing your child to transition from eyeglasses to contact lenses, they need to be aware of the risks and…
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All about urinary incontinence in children
Babies & ToddlersIf your child is over the age of five and still experiences two or more wetting episodes per month, speak…
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Preventing childhood head injuries
Babies & ToddlersChildren and teenagers are prone to head traumas. They can cause damage to the scalp, skull, brain, and blood vessels.
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Why you shouldn’t force your child to “clean their plate”
KidsForcing your child to "clean their plate" teaches them to ignore their bodies' signals that they've had enough to eat.
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Tips to lower your child’s risk of choking
KidsDid you know that choking sends thousands of infants, toddlers, and young children to emergency rooms each year?
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Is it necessary to treat my child’s runny nose with antibiotics?
KidsIf your child has a virus, antibiotics will not help your child feel better or keep others from getting sick.
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Help: My son’s scrotum is swollen!
Babies & ToddlersAcute scrotal swelling usually occurs in post-pubertal boys, but it can be seen in a range of ages from babies…
