Family Life

Movies with Positive Messages to Watch with Your Tween

Sometimes it’s nice to watch a movie that just makes you feel good. Even nicer when you can enjoy it with your kids. These great movies with positive messages are perfect for tweens and parents to watch together.

These Baby & Kid Products All Have Our SavvyMom Seal of Approval

Often, the best advice, insight and ingenious tips come directly from fellow moms and dads—the ones who are in the trenches and have been there, done that.

Screen Time For Kids: Apps & Activities You’ll Actually Want to Encourage

Most parents question the amount of screen time they allot to their children. We’d like it to be on the low end, but we also want our kids to grow up comfortable with tech. The good news? Many screen time activities really can be used for good.

Fantastic Non-Fiction Books to Read Next

With so many great sub-genres to choose from, it’s hard to narrow down a list of great picks, but here are some non-fiction reads currently getting buzz.

How to Talk to Your Kids About Cannabis & Alcohol

As we celebrate the possibilities of a post-pandemic world, learning how to talk to your kids about cannabis and alcohol is as important as ever.

Genius Travel Items for When You’re Vacationing with Little Ones

Whether by plane, train, or automobile, these 6 genius items make travelling with little ones so much easier.

Terrific Books to Enjoy with Your Tween Over Family Day Weekend

We’ve decided to transfer the Icelandic tradition of giving books and chocolate on Christmas Eve over to the Family Day weekend. Here are some great picks to help you get cozy and reconnect with your tween.

How Loosening the Rules on Your Kid’s Swearing Can Be Good for Everyone

By talking about it, maybe we can remove the allure of bad words without driving their usage underground where we can’t provide the proper context and coaching.

Doug Ford Won’t Make Any Guarantees for Full Day Kindergarten

Doug Ford has sent shock waves through the education world by declaring he can’t promise to keep the full-day kindergarten program past the following school year.