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Want a Happy Child? Here are 10 Scientifically Proven Ways

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We've all seen the happy child who leans into life, smiling all the way, seemingly without a care in the world. How does this happen? Are they born this way, or can we teach kids ways to optimize their emotional well being? Indeed, some children are born happier. Temperament, driven partially by genetic makeup, can…

Sarah R Moore

Happy Child

4 Ways to Become The Math Expert Your Children Can

4 min read

As parents, it’s natural to want to help, but sometimes it is difficult to know how exactly to, or you’re short on time, or simply can’t find the right words to make math make sense. It can feel incredibly challenging to explain concepts from your child’s curriculum and at their level in an easy and…

Jennifer Lee

Math

Gift the Unexpected: 3 Unique ‘Gifts for Good’ Ideas that

4 min read

Children everywhere love traditions (parents, too), and traditions make memories. Celebrating Giving Tuesday (November 29) is a tradition in our family, too. It marks the largest global movement of generosity and signals the start of the holiday season. This year, while writing up your family’s wish list, consider including some unique ‘gifts for good’ that…

Fred Witteveen

Gift for good

Teaching kids healthy financial habits

4 min read

A good lesson for children to learn early on is the power of saving. That $20 bill Grandma gave them can supplement their allowance, allowing for a bigger purchase in the future if they save it now. To help demonstrate the benefit of saving, brainstorm some ideas with your child about what they might want…

Woody Yang

Health financial habits

Cold on the Road – Important info to keep your

4 min read

As parents, getting out the door in the morning with toddlers in tow can be a challenge on a good day - and much harder in the Winter. That’s because, despite cold temperatures, children shouldn’t be wearing puffy jackets in their car seats.

Amanda Occhicone

cold

Adolescent Development and Mental Health Concerns

5 min read

Puberty can be the tipping point for some teens when it comes to mental health and sense of self. It’s very common that a child who was experiencing mental health concerns in the tween years struggles more once they hit puberty.

Sharon Selby

Is it safe to post pictures of your child on

3 min read

The recent Wren Eleanor discourse is centered on the ethics of posting children on social media. This discourse is primarily fueled by other TikTok content creators who posted stitches (videos directly commenting on the original Wren videos) and commentaries offering their views: predominately, that Wren’s videos were saved by people who were sexualizing children.

Carlie Parkinson

Pretty girl has fun on beach posing for a social media post

Sonderly | BC Parent, Parent Profile for 2022: Tara Jensen

6 min read

Quirky? No seriously, we have such a fun family dynamic. I met my spouse when we were in grade 3 attending an elementary school in the community we still live in so we have a wonderful connection to our city and each other.

Carlie Parkinson

Parents

Top 5 money books for your kids

4 min read

You can kickstart financial literacy at home with books designed for every age to teach your kids the ins and outs of money management.

Shannon Terrell

money

Mydoh helps children manage their finances

6 min read

If you’re looking for a helpful app to get started check out Mydoh, powered by RBC. It is a helpful tool to educate and show your children the comings and goings of their money while learning how to make smart money choices. It’s a money management app and Smart Cash Card (which includes a digital…

Carlie Parkinson

Mydoh

Parent Profile: Amazing Megan Lammam brings a mindful practice for

3 min read

We had the privilege of interviewing Megan Lammam and adding her to our Parent Profiles. Megan is an author, poet, and energy guide who explores the healing energy of nature and connection. She is the creator and guide of 'On The Path To Authenticity', a journey of self-exploration and healing offered in her monthly newsletter.…

Carlie Parkinson

mindful

Parent Profile: The fabulous Chad and Chelsea Montgomery

4 min read

We are excited to introduce BC Parents Chad and Chelsea Montgomery to our BC Parent Profiles. This lovely couple are helping to spread parenting advice through their new website - Parent Intel. We had an opportunity to ask Chad a few questions to get to know them better. Tell us a little more about you?…

Carlie Parkinson

chad montgomery

How to Keep Your Reptile Pets Safe Around Your Kids

9 min read

Reptiles are a valuable addition to a family setting because they like being handled, they are docile, and they enjoy our company. But! Are they completely safe around kids? Children can accidentally hurt a reptile (such as a crested gecko or a bearded dragon) by letting it fall or holding it by the tail. In…

Jennifer Munsell

reptile

Do you love yourself enough?

4 min read

Three-time award-winning author Shantelle Bisson was born and raised in Toronto and splits her time between Toronto and her marina that she purchased in 2018, Shantilly's Place, in the Kawartha region of Ontario. Having just launched her third book 'Loving Yourself Without Losing Your Cool' which is structured by Shantelle's own personal omissions --  she…

Carlie Parkinson

love

4 Tips to Keep You Cool While Babywearing This Summer

5 min read

Whether you’re planning a getaway or a staycation, you’ll want to be prepared for this summer’s warm weather while you adventure with your little one.  A supportive baby carrier will keep your baby close and connected and will help you feel comfortable and hands free as you explore the world together.  Not all carriers are…

Karla Castro

babywearing

New Children’s Book on Changing Climate Anxiety into Climate Action

5 min read

It’s hard to know how to talk to kids about climate change. Children can’t help but be aware of bad climate news, but parents must also provide comfort and hope for their future. There is reason to be hopeful, and reason to be fearful. Most importantly for kids, the loss of plant and animal life…

Carlie Parkinson

climate

Does juggling kids and career make you run on a

5 min read

Life as a mom can be hectic, especially if you are juggling a career in addition to taking care of your kids. I personally think moms are very similar to cell phones because we’re always ‘on’ and play a critical role when it comes to communicating with loved ones and managing every aspect of our…

Gladys Simen

power

3 helpful tips to speak to your children in more

4 min read

When my wife and I first met a family who spoke more than one language to their toddler, we were intrigued. Was that possible? Would it be healthy for our children?

Rene Breuel

language

Let’s #BreaktheBias for Amazing Moms this International Women’s Day

5 min read

To truly level the playing field, we must move away from supporting women through a lens of equality and shift to one of equity that is inclusive of supporting them professionally and domestically – not one or the other. Women must be given the capacity - at home and at work - to support their families…

Carlie Parkinson

International Women's Day

Powerful Pairs

4 min read

Have you ever read about a mother-daughter duo that totally knocks your socks off? I have just come across Powerful Pairs, a book about incredible mothers and daughters that is truly eye-opening. 

Kayuula Novalinga

Powerful Pairs

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