Toddler Development

Got a picky eater on your hands? Registered dietitian Jill Wallace offers the tips to ensure mealtime goes off without a hitch.

Expose your children to different situations and mediums for inspiration. A box of crayons is a good start, but here’s how to go further.

If you’re concerned that exposing your children to multiple languages as toddlers will affect their speech or comprehension when starting school, don’t worry.

Parents, remember how important it is not to shame or punish your children about bedwetting or accidents. Be patient.

Patience is critical during the toddler stage – the toddler needs to learn it, and the parent needs to have endless reserves of it.

Encouraging our kids to eat healthy is important to that growth and development. Knowing where to start helps, so here are four nutrients your toddler needs.

For the past five years, Ontario schools have been introducing full-day junior kindergarten. Do parents think it’s right for their kids? Two moms and an expert weigh in. 

The three-day method requires scheduling three days of no plans at home and watching your child for signs.

Why singing to your baby is good for both of you.