Heather Dixon
Heather Dixon is Editor-in-Chief of SavvyMom.ca, a writer and a Mom to three highly advanced little girls (according to her husband and her). She’s also a runner, a reader and a lover of wine and beer - which is why she runs.
The Tipping Point: Going From Two Kids To Three
Having your first kid is a shock to the system. Going from one to two kids seems a little less staggering. But three is a whole new ball game.
Nobody Has The Same Set of Rules About Covid Protocol, So What’s a Parent Supposed To Do?
The federal government has its own set of guidelines, the provincial, another. Schools and extracurricular activities each have their own. Confused? Same.
As School Reopens There Are No Easy Answers. So For Now, I Hold Onto Hope
Nobody wants this. Nobody wants kids to be at risk, or teachers to get sick. Nobody wants COVID to be a part of our reality. But it is. Now what?
Simple, Sweet Ways To Bring Positivity To Your Kids’ School Days
While we can’t make things go back to how it used to be for our kids, we can at the very least bring them some comfort, security and reassurance each day.
What I Wish I Had Known Six Months Ago
You should hug your parents. A lot.
Kids, You’re About to Experience a 1980s Summer
I love you very much, but I can no longer sustain entertaining you every minute of the day.
Creative Ways to Host a Virtual Birthday Party for Kids
Here are a few creative ways to host one to help make your birthday boy or girl feel special on their big day.
Are the Kids All Right?
How are they feeling about the fact that activities and school are over, that they can’t give their grandparents a hug or play their friends?
Is Waking Up At 4 am The Only Way To Get Things Done?
Waking up early means you can get a head start on your day without any distractions or interruptions. But can it be detrimental to your health?
Pick of the Week: Find Your Pleasure by Cynthia Loyst
Just in time for a fresh start, comes a new book about getting what you need and want in life—and how to be the happiest version of yourself.