by Melissa Willets posted in Pregnancy
Newborn photographer and mom-of-four Cara Hocking has a history of very fast and intense labors. She told BabyCenter her first child was born after 6 hours of labor; her second, in just an hour and 13...
Photo: Emily Schultz
At 20 months old, my son, Henry, could spell ?elephant? with alphabet magnets. Now five, he can read Green Eggs and Ham or The Very Hungry Caterpillar. In fact, he can read almost anything you put in front of him. My... -
by Sabrina Garibian posted in Products
When I was pregnant with my first child I had so much fun researching nursery decor and putting together the perfect baby nursery. In fact, I found putting a nursery together to be a delight for all three of... -
by Maggie Downs posted in Parenting
Let?s taco \'bout the best themed photo session I?ve ever seen.
Some parents do a cake smash for baby?s first birthday, allowing the child to grab cake by the fistful while a photographer captures every... -
by Lindsay Weiss posted in Life
File this one in your "busy weeknight" file because, if I\'m being honest, this barely qualifies as an actual recipe. It\'s more of a throw-every-thing-in-a-pot-and-serve kind of thing, but don\'t let that... -
by Sara McGinnis posted in Parenting
Is dressing up your cutie in baby high heels all fun and games, or is crazy to put an adult-style shoe on a little one who can\'t even walk yet" That\'s the debate currently swirling around Pee Wee Pumps... -
The award-winning children’s illustrator and author talks new work, feminism and artistic heroes
You?re back with a new title ? tell us more about Happy, Sad, Feeling Glad.
Happy, Sad, Feeling Glad is the third in the Draw & Discover series,... -
by Michelle Stein posted in Parenting
Last Sunday -- which happened to be Mother\'s Day in the UK -- a giant, inflatable boob with an impressively detailed nipple sat atop a building in London.
Yep. A huge, air-filled tit. And the reason it... -
by Michelle Stein posted in Parenting
When it comes to feeding babies, new parents typically fall into one of three categories: Breastfeeding, bottle feeding or some combination of the two. But have you ever heard of finger feeding"
Neither... -
A clutch of baby chicks recently took residence in the science department at Beechwood Park School, St Albans
Easter is just around the corner (16th April), and in keeping with this theme, we couldn’t resist telling you about the adorable baby... -
by Charlie Brooks posted in Parenting
My son used to be obsessed with Thomas the Tank Engine. Now he doesn\'t recognize any character from that show except for Thomas himself. Unfortunately, I know all the things he?s forgotten. Unlike him, I... -
by Whitney Barthel posted in Parenting
When my husband sent me the story "Mom outraged over disputed TSA pat down of son with special needs" on Facebook yesterday, he included a message: "This is sick. The boy has special needs."
I... -
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In partnership with Tourism Toronto
1. Sherbourne Common
One of Toronto?s newest parks, Sherbourne Common is both fun and functional. The award-winning... -
by Joyce Slaton posted in Products
Your baby\'s nursery is a pretty safe place -- the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) estimates that about 100 children age 5 and under die in incidents associated with (but not necessarily caused by)... -
by Brandi Riley posted in Pregnancy
Is pregnancy memorabilia worth prioritizing"
In about two weeks, I\'ll be coming to the end of my current pregnancy. I\'m nearly 40 years old and have had two physically difficult pregnancies, so the... -
by Claudia Boyd-Barrett posted in Parenting
Here?s a reminder about the importance of protecting your children from lead poisoning: a new study shows exposure to lead in childhood affects intelligence and job earnings for decades to... -
by Laura Falin posted in Life
After my husband and I got married, he was going through some old things of mine and pulled out a dress.
Him: "Why do you have this" It\'s totally outdated."
Me: "It was my graduation dress. It\'s... -
