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.
The Savvy Guide to Halloween
From pumpkin carving to DIY costumes to managing the excess candy (is there even such a thing?) our Savvy Guide to Halloween is full of tricks and treats to keep the spooky season fun and safe.
10 Things to Do on Thanksgiving Monday in Vancouver
If you’ve had your big feast on Sunday, here’s a list of fun and family-friendly activities to make your Thanksgiving Monday in Vancouver extra special.
10 Things to Do on Thanksgiving Monday in Calgary
If you’ve had your big feast on Sunday, Thanksgiving Monday is a wonderful time to relax and enjoy quality family time together. Here are some ideas for Thanksgiving Monday in Calgary.
10 Things to Do on Thanksgiving Monday in Ottawa
Thanksgiving Monday in Ottawa is a wonderful day to enjoy the (hopefully) glorious fall weather and spend some quality family time together.
10 Things to Do on Thanksgiving Monday in Toronto
Thanksgiving Monday in Toronto is a wonderful day to enjoy the (hopefully) glorious fall weather and spend some quality family time together.
Parenting Styles from Around the World
Here, in a nutshell, is an overview of global parenting styles that make up our Canadian parenting cultural mosaic.
Is Canadian Parenting a Thing?
Yes we know kids in France eat endive salad at daycare and that Tiger Moms produce straight-A students. So what might Canadian parenting be? Is that a thing?
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before My Marriage Ended
When my 20-year marriage ended, I wasn’t the one who wanted it to. I was still trying to save it. If you’re standing where I once stood, here are some lessons I learned the hardest way possible.
The Savviest Back to School Guide Ever!
Backpacks and lunches and tears, oh my! Our Back to School Guide is your savvy secret weapon to mastering this most(ly) wonderful time of the year.
Exercise Is Essential. Exercise Is Self Care
Maybe the real shift is to stop thinking of exercise as a workout. Think of it as self-care. As an act of kindness toward the only body and the only self you have.