
Swaddling Newborns: How, Why, and for...
The act of swaddling babies has its roots in thousands of years of human history. Today, it is still a common practice in many parts of the world. However, there has been an ongoing debate as to whether swaddling is...

Breastfeeding In the First Six Weeks
Breastfeeding in the first six weeks is a learned behaviour for moms and babies, and the breastfeeding experience is as individual as the pregnancy and the labour experiences are. As the baby is gently placed on your...

Five Ways to Help your Child Sleep at...
Getting your baby or toddler to sleep through the night can be a struggle. And don’t even mention naps! Whether you’re a first-time or been-there-done-that parent, we all go through sleepless nights. Here are five...

Diaper Rashes
Chances are, your baby will have at least one diaper rash in his young life. Don’t fret, here are some examples of rashes and how to treat them: A simple irritation rash is caused by moisture and ammonia from urine...

Teething Time
As a daddy to six kids, I know as well as anyone that every child is different. And in the spirit of uniqueness, teething often varies from baby to baby. So if you think your baby is teething, here’s what you can do...

Colic: The Uninvited House Guest
You've spent the past nine months envisioning life with your newborn. Her crib and swing are set up, the nursery is decorated, and you're eager and excited to welcome this bundle of joy into your life. And the first...

Breastfeeding in Public
Many new parents feel a little shy about Moms baring a breast in public to feed their hungry babies. If this is you or your partner, relax — you're not alone. Many new parents aren't comfortable with...

Getting your baby to sleep may not be...
Does your baby sleep through the night? Is he a good sleeper? We have all been asked that question time and time again... it even seems to come before asking your child's name! I remember really hating that when I...

General Sleep Safety Tips
The safest place for your baby to sleep is on his or her back in a crib that meet current Canadian safety regulations. Health Canada recommends room sharing for the first six months of your baby’s life. Babies and...

Have You Ever Wondered What Your...
Parents often have difficulty understanding exactly what their child needs or wants in their preverbal stage. Not for lack of trying, this barrier in early life can cause frustration in both the parents and the baby....

Keep it Simple
Here’s the thing: you can spend thousands of dollars getting all of the latest greatest for your new arrival but realize that you are doing this for yourself, not your baby. The best thing you can give your new baby...

Feeding Twins
There are two babies and two breasts, but it doesn’t always add up to easy. It is possible to breastfeed twins, but there are other options that may work for you and your babies. Breastfeeding The best place to...










