Janice Biehn, editor of ParentsCanada magazine, talks about what your child's allowance can teach them.
Signs of posture problems include slouching, sitting for too long, walking on the toes or walking with the toes pointed outward.
Sure, it takes a village to raise a child, but what happens when tribe members insist on spoiling your wee one?
While it is not a skill that comes naturally to young children, by the time they reach age four or five they are beginning to understand that delaying gratification can bring its own rewards. How can parents foster this ability?
There’s no point in arguing about it: kids love technology. And they’re good at it. This generation, the so-called digital natives, seem to respond instinctively to gadgets and gizmos and touch screens.
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