November 21, 2017 by Irene Kot The connection between a parent and a child is the child’s first impression of the world. It sets the tone for all further communication with others. Strong family ties contribute to the development of child’s independence, curiosity, self-esteem and ability to make decisions. That’sContinue Reading
As a Canadian registered nurse, I see rashes on children all year-around, with a surge in the summer months where Canadians spend more time in nature and are closer to environmental irritants (Carson & Spence, 2010). Generally, most of these rashes are harmless and require no intervention, causing discomfort andContinue Reading
August 28, 2017 by Brittany School is 2 weeks away for most of our little ones. To the seasoned veterans this can’t come soon enough, but for those with little ones just starting kindergarten; this next couple weeks will FLY by. Coming from a pro-preschool Mommy let me tell you,Continue Reading
October 17, 2017 by Brittany Any parent can relate. It’s 4pm you check the fridge/freezer and there’s nothing to make for dinner. Either your spouse is still at work or non-existent, but you need to go to the grocery store – kids in tow. Here are this Mom’s practical tipsContinue Reading
December 7, 2017 by Brittany Planning your ideal getaway doesn’t need to be difficult or expensive. Did you know Trivago offers an online magazine to help make your travel decisions that much easier? Room5 is an exceptional resource for anyone looking to make educated, cost effective travel plans. Finding the lowestContinue Reading