Preschool Health

From a vague ache to the potential for serious discomfort, growing pains come in all shapes and sizes. It’s hard to see your child suffering, especially when there’s no physical booboo to cover with a superhero bandage, but here are five quick facts to help you ease their worries (and your own!).

Summer’s coming, so now’s the time to top up your plaster stash. With our picks, you’ll be ready for everything from blisters to skinned knees.

Breast-feeding to formula feeding, cloth diapers to disposables – the possibilities are endless.  I promise not to bore you with endless statistics and facts, just a simple read at how Nursery Water is the “Game Changer” in my crazy-formula-feeding, two-under-two world!

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Making sure the water you’re using to prepare your baby’s food and bottles is safe, can be tough. While in most communities, tap water is considered safe to drink, you’re still potentially putting your wee one’s brand new stomach at risk.

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Tonsils and adenoids play a key role in the immune system. So what happens when they get infected?

Precocious puberty is a medical condition in which kids mature earlier than normal.

A new survey of more than 1,500 ParentsCanada readers shows that almost three-quarters consider themselves role models for healthy living for their children. But many face challenges such as cost and lack of time when it comes to being active, eating well and managing a healthy lifestyle.