Sara Curtis

The world is a wondrous place—a rainbow of colours and a myriad of shapes, with new faces and places at every turn. Most of us assume our kids are seeing the world perfectly. But how can we tell for sure?

When is your child expressing themselves too much?

We asked our readers to tell us how their kids use the Internet, and what worries them most. How do you compare?

Precocious (or early) puberty is on the rise.

Whether you’re a “dog family” or prefer to admire pooches from afar, teach your children dog safety.

Take your children to restaurants – and be welcomed back.

In Canada, cleft lip and cleft palate are common, and easily corrected.

A speech language pathologist can help your tween find the right words.