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Best time to have baby? It depends
Chelsea and Joseph Brown of Detroit say having children right now would cramp their style.
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Breastfeeding linked to better behaviour
Babies who are breastfed for several months develop fewer behavioural problems in early childhood than those who are bottle-fed, researchers have said.
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A mother's masterpiece
New mother Gina Mertikas is following her own mom — well-known painter Katerina Mertikas — by putting paintbrush to canvas.
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Cyberbullying takes hurt to a new level
Bullying has expanded beyond the playground and into the personal space of students. Even in their bedrooms, kids often can’t escape the threats of bullies, thanks to cruel texts, phony Facebook profiles...
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Tiny fashionista just loves to shop
Isabella Durant has a passion for fashion. She’s had it for half of her life, since age two.
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Do video games make kids eat more?
An hour spent playing video games may make teenage boys eat more over the rest of the day, a small study suggests.
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The drug talk
Delivering the message to your kids early and often is the best practice, but how can you get them to hear it?
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Study reveals children can undo carseat restraints
Children still too young to walk are finding ways to wriggle out of protective car restraints and are increasing their risk of serious injuries, a study shows.
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Feeling burned out? Start being good to yourself
Time-related stress has been rising dramatically since the 1990s. As far back as 1998, the last time Statistics Canada did a survey on the topic, 38 per cent of working mothers said they were "severely...
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Children who won't go to bed 'not a police issue': RCMP
RCMP in B.C. are not in the business of helping parents or guardians get their rascally children to bed, a spokesman said Thursday.
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Supervised teen drinking doesn't lead to harm reduction: Study
Parents who allow their children to have a supervised swig of beer or a sip of champagne may not be helping them learn appropriate drinking behaviour, according to a new report.
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Canadian children get an F for physical activity
Johnny and Susie need to start doing their homework when it comes to after-school play, according to a report card issued Tuesday that gives today's school-age children an F for physical activity.
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Mom(preneurs)
Two new books on being an entrepreneurial mom — one by a Calgarian — give women a roadmap for success.
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