Moving to a new home can be a challenging and stressful experience for kids. They are leaving behind familiar places and important friendships. It's very much like starting over - they have to find new friends and get used to a new home, neighbourhood, and school...

What a wonderful scenario, and all too familiar to many parents - you've got a schedule to keep, such as picking up a sibling from school, and your preschooler decides to "pull the stunt" and refuse to get into their seat! You desperately start coaxing and offering treats...

Last year, we invited our Toronto4Kids Moms to submit their best "tried and tested" tips. Here is a compilation of some of the best tips we received. From getting organized to keeping things tidy, keeping kids safe, having fun and more, you're bound to find a tip or two...

Most parents want their children to get a good education, but the rising cost of tuition might have you worried about whether you can afford to send your child to college or university. A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) can be a great way to save...

I've been attending several parenting classes, and I'm really sold on the ideas of democratic parenting [treating children with the same dignity and respect that parents show to their own peers]. However, in times of crisis I revert back to my old habits...

You might be breaking out into a sweat at the mere thought of a car trip with kids. But handled well, car trips can be an easy and budget friendly way to have some family fun and adventure! The key to a successful car trip is in the preplanning. Here are some tips to...

Having been a successful Camp Director for two decades, I have continuously and proudly gained parents' trust and interest, watching children and staff members return year after year. Intuitively knowing the value of a true summer camp experience...

Let's face it, young couples have many responsibilities that weigh heavily on them. Some of the most pressing include child rearing, making a living, and generally providing for the family's various needs. Parents work hard outside the home, and when they come home...

Start the transition slowly. Have your child start going to sleep a little earlier each day, a week before school and before you know, they'll be used to getting up early again. Ensure that children are getting their minimum of 9 hours of sleep per night...

I'd like your advice on a constantly recurring problem that I have with my 7-year-old son. Most of the time he's quite reasonable, takes care of his little sister, and is generally pleasant to be with. However, he doesn't want to listen when I tell him to do ...