
Parents: Quit the Gender-Stereotyping!
Today’s Post is courtesy of my good buddy Mitch whose nearly 4-yo son, Ben, is unfortunately learning some not-so-appropriate lessons... Read More
Today’s Post is courtesy of my good buddy Mitch whose nearly 4-yo son, Ben, is unfortunately learning some not-so-appropriate lessons... Read More
Many parents are worried about their kids spending too much time on electronics these days. Whether watching youtube videos, playing games... Read More
Below is some evidence-informed information to help you with introducing complementary foods to your baby. This is not a comprehensive... Read More
This morning, I had the privilege to attend, along with my son Noah, an important event hosted by Surrey Place and... Read More
Ten of the most important health recommendations for parents of children aged 0 – 2 years. Breastfeeding is the optimal way... Read More
At this time of year, many parents are wondering about how their child will handle the academic demands of the... Read More
Health Canada and the Infant Feeding Joint Working Group have recently released recommendation guidelines for the nutrition of older infants... Read More
We are so fortunate to have Kristina Tocek join the Kindercare Pediatrics team as our pediatric occupational therapist. Kristina will... Read More
In the late 1960’s, at Stanford University, a psychology study on delayed-gratification called the Marshmallow Test demonstrated that the more self-control a... Read More
World Autism Awareness Day In 2007, the United Nations General Assembly declared April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day. Around... Read More
Below is a list of resources that are available to families of children with special needs You can obtain the... Read More
An interesting and provocative study, published last month in the journal Social Science and Medicine, suggests that the benefits of... Read More
I cannot express how thrilled and excited I am to welcome our newest member of the Kindercare Pediatrics team: Dr.... Read More
Let’s face it. When you leave food choices up to a child, they will pick foods based on how good... Read More
Another study was published this month showing a connection between breastfeeding for greater than 6 months and better motor, language,... Read More
Learning disorders (LDs) are a reality for many school-aged children. It is estimated that between 5 and 10% of Canadians... Read More
Ten of the most important health recommendations for parents of children aged 0 – 2 years. Breastfeeding is the optimal... Read More
This video made my year! There is nothing more heartwarming than learning about children on the Autism Spectrum crushing societal... Read More
This made my year! Redefining the meaning of ‘win’ in high school sports. Enjoy…
This TedTalk is incredible! MIT Researcher, Deb Roy, video and audio taped virtually every moment – 90,000 hours worth –... Read More