Andrea Howick & Lianne Castelino

Many of us have had the talk with our kids: be aware of bullying, report any incident right away, don’t be a bystander. But are we as prepared to deal with this problem with our own children, and as an extension, their schools, if it happens to our child?

Father, author and educator, Michael Reist, shares advice for parents on how to deal with a child they suspect has been bullied and how to approach teachers and school administration about bullying.

You will likely be making childcare arrangements during your baby’s first or second year if both parents are working. Read more about how to choose the right one.

Get tips and advice on what to look for if you are choosing a licensed home-based daycare for your child

Help your child manage the weight of school supplies with a properly fitting backpack.

Time with your partner away from the kids is an important way to stay bonded as a couple. Here’s how to make it work.

Psychologist and sex therapist Dr. Laurie Betito offers tips on planning a getaway without your kids.

The appeal of technology is hard for kids to resist, but taking time away from the TV, computer or smart phone is a good plan.

There is one very important item that expectant parents should add to their checklist – finding a doctor for your baby.