Corinne McDermott
Corinne McDermott is the mom of two and a lifelong Torontonian. She is a writer, editor, producer, storyteller and founder of the family travel website
Have Baby Will Travel launched in 2007 to inspire, motivate, and help families travel with babies, toddlers, and young children.
Canadian Subscription Services Make Great Mother’s Day Gifts
Mother’s Day gifts don’t have to be one-and-done. Subscription gifts are presents that keep showing up long after the flowers have wilted and the brunch dishes have been cleared away.
Do Nothing for Mother’s Day (It’s What Mom Actually Wants)
Brunch? Sure. Cards and flowers? Lovely. But I can pretty much guarantee that moms want to do nothing for Mother’s Day. Like, literally nothing.
There’s No Crying in Minor Hockey Parenting (Until There Is)
This year my son played U18 minor hockey and I saw more tears shed at the rink recently than during hockey school or those early days of house league. Some of those tears were from the kids, but mostly they were from the parents.
If Hot Flashes and Night Sweats Are Your New Normal, It’s Time to Talk to Your Doctor
Menopause symptoms don’t have to disrupt your life. Your doctor can recommend treatment options that might be right for you.
The Savvy Guide to Easter
Our Savvy Guide to Easter is full of ideas for celebrating Easter — whether you’re hosting a family gathering or having a small egg hunt at home.
Where to Go for Swimming Lessons in Vancouver
Learning to swim is a valuable life skill and a fun activity to participate in year ’round. There are a variety of options for swimming lessons in Vancouver at all swim levels and experiences.
The Cutest Rain Gear for Kids from Canadian Brands
Embracing wet weather play means sourcing rain gear that keeps your kids dry, comfortable, and excited to head outdoors. And of course we want the cutest rain gear we can find!
They Lost?! Helping Kids Cope with Sports Disappointment
What happens when the final buzzer sounds and their team came up short? How can we help our kids cope with sports disappointment?
We Have an Accountability Gap, Not a Parental Alienation Epidemic
Going no contact isn’t a trend. In most cases, this isn’t parental alienation. It’s unresolved rupture and wounds from childhood and the parents’ refusal to repair.
A Parent’s Guide to the Weirdest (and Scariest) Winter Sports
A teenager in a shiny unitard is hurtling head-first down an ice chute at highway speeds… How does this happen? Who signs the permission form? This is the wild world of winter sports parenting.