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Healthy eating is vital to healthy living from the prenatal and early childhood years, to aging. Help you and your family stay healthy and feel your best.
Find information on pregnancy, your child's development, and healthy lifestyles for the whole family.
Helping British Columbians plan the way to a healthier lifestyle. No matter your age or fitness level, we've got tips to get you moving!
Growing older is a part of life. Know your options to create a healthy and independent lifestyle.
Talking with your kids about alcohol can help them make healthier choices - because you're the best resource they have.
Physical activity is essential for people of all ages. We’ve teamed up with ParticipACTION to inspire British Columbians to get moving. Read on to see what’s on the move these days.
Breastmilk is the only food your baby needs for the first 6 months. Continue to offer breastmilk until your baby is 2 years old and older.
Introducing solids to your baby can be fun especially with all the funny faces they make. You should start introducing solids when your baby is six months of age as a complement to your breastmilk.
Drinking when you’re pregnant can be harmful to your baby, so it’s safest to stop drinking before you conceive.
High sodium foods are not difficult to find. Packaged foods, ready-to-eat foods, fast foods and restaurant meals often have high sodium levels, even if they don't seem to taste salty.
Here are some healthy tips on how to use the nutrition label to learn more about your drinks, and what kind of sugar might be added.
Learn how to plan and prepare low sodium meals your family will love. These easy ideas will help to reduce your overall salt intake. Planning low sodium meals are easier than you think.
How much physical activity is recommended to achieve health benefits and which types of activity should you and your family should participate in?
If you've ever smoked and tired to quit, you know it’s a challenge. Smoking and your health aside, why is the urge to continue to smoke so strong? There are a number of reasons, the main one being - Brain Chemistry.
The way you respond to children can influence the direction of the conversation, leading to an argument or opening up a helpful, positive conversation. Here are tips to keep conversations going.
Have you started planning for your aging well journey? Find out how these British Columbians from across the province are planning to age well.
If you are an older adult or care for a senior, it’s important to know where to go for help and support.
Many seniors are the targets of fraud and scams. You may not be able to recover funds lost, so the best defense is to learn about common types of scams and fraud and avoid becoming a victim.
