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Fires and injuries caused by burns are often preventable. Here are some tips to help keep your toddler safe at home.
Drinking when you’re pregnant can be harmful to your baby, so it’s safest to stop drinking before you conceive.
Shortness of breath is one of the most common concerns for pregnant women. It's caused by the extra demands on your body - and in most cases, it's normal.
Now that you're nearing the end of your pregnancy, you’ll be seeing your doctor or midwife more frequently.
Relaxation exercises can help with childbirth. Here are some common techniques you can try:
Teenagers need free time to explore their own interests, be with friends or just unwind. If you and your teenager can find free time activities to enjoy together, it can be a great way to build on your relationship.
In most parts of life, women in their 30s are not considered "of advanced age." But when you're planning a pregnancy, being over 35 can make things more challenging.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the sudden, unexpected death of a healthy baby under the age of one.
In cultures where breastfeeding is common, women don't worry about it the way many Canadians do.
Teenagers spend an average of between one and three hours online each day. You might worry that this is bad for your child, but being part of the online world offers advantages too.
Colostrum, often called 'liquid gold', is your baby's first milk. Your breasts make colostrum from about the middle of your pregnancy until your baby's a few days old.
Parenting a toddler isn't always easy, but if you can be a positive parent, your child will flourish and thrive.
There's a saying that it takes two to make a baby and a village to raise one. Partners and families can make the difference in a long list of areas - and breastfeeding is no exception.
The kitchen is a fun and interesting place for a curious toddler but - like other parts of your home, it also has hidden dangers.
Find out what you need to know about registering your baby's birth and signing up for various benefits.
