June is recognized as Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, a crucial time to spotlight an often-overlooked issue: the emotional and psychological wellbeing of men. In many societies, men are raised with the idea that they must be strong, stoic, and unshakable pillars of their families and communities. While resilience is admirable, this expectation often silences…
In this issue, we've gone beyond the directory listings. You can expect to find great Summer Camp ideas, Outdoor Mountain Fun ideas, and updates on digital devices in schools. Please let us know which is your favorite article. Enjoy and Happy Summer! Read the issue here.
The Summer is over and school bells are ringing again. A new school year can be exciting, but with a new school year comes additional stress for some. In this issue, we share tips on visualization techniques, getting your children invested in their education and ways to help them through academic anxiety. To help you…
In this issue, we have provided more information about what these report cards will look like. The BC government has made some changes and the new format has been updated to better encourage our childrenโs learning. We have also included information about various learning approachesโcritical thinking, project-based learning, music, and of course play and its…
Itโs been a great summer filled with quality moments with our families at exciting locations around the city. There are a few weeks left, but now it is time to start preparing for the school year. In this issue, we have an article to help you choose a location for a new early learner. Itโs a tough…
Summer holidays can be fun and exciting - or long and boring. Luckily this summer there are amazing events to go to. There are also a lot of exciting camps that your kids could attend. They can sing and dance, learn STEM with LEGO, be around horses, and do many other great activities. Read our…
It's hard to believe it's already March and you may be anxiously awaiting Spring, like me. It's coming soon and so are the activities, Spring Break, and Summer Break. Our Family Resource Guide was put together to provide you with lists of businesses that can help you connect with the businesses you need to talk…
We are excited to be back in the classroom for another year. The pandemic is now behind us and our children are happy to be with their friends every day. With everything coming back to normal weโve got a few articles in our 2022 Education issue to help you get settled in.
We're so excited to bring you our Family Resource Guide. It has been a tough couple of years and there were some changes during it so our important listings section is even more relevant. Find out which businesses are still offering services in the following categories: Family Fun, Birthday Parties, Home, Education, Classes and Programs,…
Itโs Fall and the rain is fallingโฆhard. Have you hunkered down and got cozy on your couch yet? Itโs that time of year, but luckily we will be entering the holiday season soon and that always brings cheer!In this issue, weโve got some tips on how to get your child excited to read and โHook…
BCParent hopes you enjoy our digital issue to keep you and connected while distanced. In it you will find some tips on how a chiropractor can help all members of your family, how to help your children read a little more, and how to keep them happily going to school for the last couple of…
The New Year is in full swing. It's hard to believe it's already March and you're probably thinking about Spring and Summer Camps! They're coming up faster than you realize. This year's Family Resource Guide, we have highlighted the winners of the Family Favourites competition. These are the businesses our readers chose as their top…
Itโs crazy to think that school has been back for 2 months already and now the Holidays are fast approaching. We know there is so much to do and think about, as always. In this issue, weโve put together a few resources to try and make things a little easier. Check out the Independent School…
Itโs hard to believe Summer is almost over. The time flies by so fast with summer camps, summer activities, camping trips and much more to fill the day. Itโs now time to start thinking about school again. Itโs time to go through the wardrobe and see what kids havenโt outgrown, go through the school supplies…
The school year is wrapping up and summer is almost upon us. What to do? Where to go? How to spend 8 weeks of โfreeโ time? In this issue, weโve included our annual Summer Camp Guide to give you some tips on how to fill the days. You can also find tips on things to do…
Looking for upcoming Spring or Summer Camp information, independent schools or health professionals? Look no further. Have a read of the current BC Parent Family Resource Guide. We've also provided tips on places to explore in the Lower Mainland, Plans for Perfect Parties, How to identify your child's learning style, information on the New Canada…
With Winter comes some great things too. The Holidays are just around the corner and children are getting into their groove at school. What will the New Year bring? In this issue, we have put together some resources to help get 2019 off to a great start - Winter Activities Guide, Independent School Guide etc.…
Itโs hard to believe that summer is half over. The time has flown by and now itโs time to start thinking about getting back into a routine and preparing for the school year. What will this school year bring for you? New activitiesโdance, sports, theatreโor will it bring a focus on education? Maybe a combination…
Summer holiday is fast approaching so now is the time to start planning how to fill the eight weeks. Will you take a holiday? Book in some summer camps? In this issue, there are some great suggestions to fill the time at home - with bubbles, getting messy or blogging. Our 2018 Summer Camp guide…
It's here! The Family Resource Guide for 2018. Bookmark this page and use this directory to find new places to go, hold birthday parties, get supplies and so much more. Enjoy the read.
The school year is in full swing. Kids are busy learning, and we're busy helping them the best we can. One way to potentially help is by getting a psychological educational assessment, but what is that? Unsure what it is, or if your child needs one, read Demystifyingย Psychological Educational Assessments to learn more. Looking for…
It's here and we're in the thick of it. Check out our most recent issue here for some great ideas on Fall Activities, when to investigate into dental issues and more.
In this issue, weโve tried to pull together some resources to make your Summer experiences a little smoother. Youโll find our extensive camp guide, tips on how to entertain, tips on how to keep your young learners learning, and ways to make a holiday more achievable on a tight budget.
