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Girl Expo Canada Brings Message of Girls’ Empowerment to Toronto
On September 23rd, the Westin Prince hotel will become girl power ground zero as athletes, authors, advocates, entrepreneurs, and performers converge for Girl Expo Canada: one full day dedicated to inspiring girls ages 5 to 12.
Where to Take the Kids to Ride a Train in Calgary
There’s just something about trains, isn’t there? Why not take your favourite kiddo to see their favourite thing on four wheels? You probably already feel like you live in the Wild West, so make it official and climb aboard to ride the rails.
9 Great Dance Studios for Kids in Calgary
If you’d like to get your little one moving and grooving into dance, check out these nine great dance studios in Calgary.
A Parent’s Guide to Surviving the First Year of Daycare & School Colds
Here’s what you need to know about managing your kids’ colds and keeping everyone as happy and healthy as possible this school year.
I’m Not a Pinterest Mom. And I’m Finally Okay With It.
It took me a lot of effort and discarded organizational books to realize that we aren’t all meant to be the same.
My Kid is Now Eating Dinner At 3:45 pm. Here’s Why
Why isn’t my kid eating lunch? How can my six-year-old survive an entire school day, without eating anything but breakfast at home at 7:15 am?
I Had No Idea Two Out of My Three Kids Needed Glasses
We shouldn’t have waited as long as we did, but that’s parenting for you—there’s a fine balance between being overprotective and doing the right thing. And you’ll often feel like you’re failing at getting it all right.
I Was Overwhelmed By Infertility—So I Started Writing About It
I wrote about how I felt when I learned, cycle after cycle that I wasn’t pregnant, yet again. And when I had my first miscarriage, my writing became the therapy I never got.
Free Groups & Play Classes Around Vancouver You Might Not Know Exist
All of these groups and play classes are free—yes free—and will have you and your kids making friends and finding fun in some new and surprising ways.
Family-Friendly Things To Do in Ottawa This Month
The fall is jam-packed with exciting autumn fun for the entire family. The weather remains pleasant (and for some, even more tolerable than the stifling summer heat) and the city is bustling with fairs, events and special occasions to celebrate the season.
Would You Bribe Your Kids With Cash To Get Good Grades? (I Do!)
The notion of bribing your kids to get good grades, or rewarding them with cash when they do get good grades, is a hot topic. Many experts disagree with bribing your kids with cash, but, from my own personal experience, it does work!
Book Review: In the French Kitchen with Kids
Loaded with fuss-free recipes that are sure to entice your kids into the kitchen, plus beautiful photographs and tiny tidbits about the French culture and language, there is just so much to love about this book.
Walk Through Mosaiculture Before it’s Gone in October
If you missed Mosaicanada last year, or simply want another look, you’ll be happy to know that it’s back in Gatineau, with new exhibits, as Mosaiculture. But it’s only here until October 15.
What to Do in Toronto This Labour Day Long Weekend
Art. Fireworks. Culture. Even Buskers! There’s a lot of fun happening over the Labour Day long weekend in the Toronto area. Here’s what to check out as a family.
This Ottawa Restaurant Serves Kid-Friendly Food (and More) All Day Long
Flapjack’s is great at flipping pancakes, but their menu offers even more, making it a highly recommended outing for your family.
Where to Find Budget-Friendly After School Activities for Kids in Calgary
It can be a little overwhelming to try and find the perfect program based on your kids’ interests and your schedule. Here are a few hidden gems and some budget-friendly options for after-school programs within Calgary.
3 Tips for Easier Weekday Breakfasts + Banana Chocolate Chip Breakfast Cookies
Over the last few years of weekday morning madness, I’ve developed some tips and tricks that can help get breakfast on the table, even on the busiest of mornings. Here are my top three tips for breakfast success and some quick breakfast ideas.
This Artist Saw a Need for Better Representation for Children with Disabilities. So He Created It
This series, called “Team Supreme”, is comprised of children whose disabilities double as their superpowers. Intersectional representation and superheroes? Yes, please.
A Beginner’s Guide to Smart Home Technology for Parents
The best way to think of smart homes and connected devices is as personal assistants: affordable, easy-to-install little helpers that give you back valuable time. Here’s a general guide if you’re looking into smart home technology for your family.
How to Pack for the Ultimate Summer Road Trip
Every year, our minivan makes the transition from carpool to vacation mode as we prepare to head out on our…