There are lots of activities for your toddler to do during the winter – and not just indoor ones too. But after chasing your child endlessly around the park – when is it time to get them involved in some more organized activity? Well here are some handy tips on when and how to get your toddler...

Sometimes it’s hard to get out of the house and socialize when you have a new baby. But just because you have a new addition, doesn’t mean you should become a hermit. It’s time to get out there, meet other new moms and dads, hang out and have some fun. Here are a few ideas to get you...

Below are some outings that may help you enjoy rainy days together. The People in Your Neighbourhood Next rainy day, plan to meet all the people in your neigbourhood. Spend the day visiting the local fire and police stations, the post office, dry cleaners, mechanic, etc. Along the way take pictures....

These games require little or no preparation and are great for larger groups of kids - perfect for school snow days! Winter Wonderball A wintery, outdoor version of Wonderball - children sit in a circle passing a snowball around while singing the following rhyme: " The wonder ball goes round and...

Studies show that early exposure to music is valuable in providing children with the foundation for a lifelong love of music and is the basis for any future musical training. It is also intellectually stimulating and helps children develop self-expression and social skills. From the first note my son...

Here are a few more suggestions to help promote a love of reading. Create a special reading space in your home. Make sure it's in a quiet area away from traffic and distractions. Get your child his or her own library card. Make visiting the library a weekly or bi-weekly event and encourage them to...

It is important for children to be able to learn and grow with their peers and relate to people their own age. This is not always an easy thing to do, especially in those years before school. It can also be difficult if your little one is very shy. But that does not mean that life has to be lived in...

Here are a few party themes to keep on hand as your child's big day approaches. 1. Pajama Party Just because your preschooler isn't old enough for a slumber party, doesn't mean he or she can't have a pajama party. Invite guests to wear their pj's and bring their favourite stuffed...

Here are a couple of party themes inspired by the outdoor elements to keep on hand as your child's big day approaches. 1. Shifty Seasons A summer party in February? Something wintery in July? It's easy enough to do. Create a summery feel in the heart of winter by decorating your house with fresh...