One of the most fun—and challenging—early parenting moments is selecting the right name for your child. Some parents have a name picked out for years while others debate the choices long after the baby is born. How do you find something that is just right? Here we look at the issues and popular trends to consider when choosing a name for your child, as well as ways to narrow down the list.  More

Everyone tells you being a mom will be hard work but it’s tough to know what that really means until you are there. Suddenly, your job, social calendar and relationship are put on hold while you focus on caring for a new life, which might leave you feeling like you’ve lost a bit of your identity. How do you balance finding time for you with caring for your child?  More

In this article, we examine the process of toilet training, including knowing when to begin and how to prepare yourself and your baby for this important milestone towards independence.   More

Are you dreading the infamous terrible twos? This article will look at the developmental reasons for the onset of this phase and offer tips on how to make it through this trying time.   More

For new moms, leaving baby for the first time can be stressful. Here, we get a better understanding of separation anxiety, and look at some methods to relieve it, in anticipation of that first good-bye.  More

As the popularity of different parenting techniques grows, “attachment parenting” is more frequently in the news, and discussions about it can be quite polarizing between those in favour and those against. What’s it really all about?   More

Understanding how your baby uses his sense of smell, taste, hearing, touch and sight provides insight into how your baby experiences his environment, and enhances your bond.  More

It’s difficult to see your infant feeling under the weather but it’s also inevitable at times. The following guide will shed some light on common illnesses your baby may experience, how to treat them and when to call a doctor.  More

Every baby is unique and your newborn has his own very recognizable cry that helps you to differentiate your baby’s sound from that of other crying babies, but at the root of each cry is a shared baby language.  More