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Trying lots of different activities and sports – and even playing more than one sport – helps children work out what they like and are good at. Like most things, if children do well at a particular physical activity, they’re more likely to stay interested.
You are going to have a baby - Congratulations! Watching this video is a good place to start learning everything you need to know about pregnancy.
Taking extra care of your mouth and teeth during pregnancy is very important. Did you know that pregnancy hormones can affect the health of your gums?
Blood tests will determine your blood type and Rh factor, but there is no way to find out your baby’s blood type until after birth.
Daily physical activity is incredibly beneficial for women’s health, especially when planning for a healthy pregnancy.
If your drinking water comes from a private well or other non-regulated source, ensure it's safe to drink.
The two different kinds of leave from work available to parents are maternity leave and parental leave. Maternity leave is available only for the birth mother.
If you’re like most women, you’ll probably work during at least part of your pregnancy. Here are some tips to help ensure your experience is safe and comfortable.
Between six and nine months, you'll really start to notice your baby's social and emotional development. Here's what you can expect.
Relaxation exercises can help with childbirth. Here are some common techniques you can try:
Latching your baby correctly is important for successful breastfeeding. Watch this video to learn more for latching on success for both you and your baby.
Pregnancy is an exciting time! It's also a time full of physical, emotional and life changes. Get the best possible support during and after pregnancy by registering with your local health authority.
Once you start giving your baby solid foods, it's important to know which foods can be dangerous. Here's some advice about what to avoid and how to practice food safety for babies.
If you’re planning to have your baby in a hospital, pack a bag ahead of time. Here are some tips for making sure you include all you need.
Moving a toddler from a crib into a bed is pivotal for many parents - it can be both a sad and exciting time.
