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Psychologist Natasha Sharma checks in with 'The Morning Show' with tips on dealing with family and friends who refuse to follow COVID-19 measures.

For advice on how to help children cope, The Canadian Press spoke to Ashley Miller, a child psychiatrist at BC Children's Hospital, and Nikki Martyn, program head of early childhood studies at University of Guelph-Humber.

We can probably expect some children to catch COVID-19 at school, experts say.

Dating as a single parent can be tough, especially when you want to introduce your children to a new partner.

Parent burnout is a real thing, and if you don't take time for yourself you may also be hurting your family as a whole, parenting experts say.

Parents may be dealing with some cranky kids when they lose that hour of sleep. Experts give tips on how to smoothly transition them to the time change.

The age at which your child is ready to trick-or-treat without you won't be the same for everyone. It depends on several factors.

the conflict resolution style parents choose impacts a child's emotional well-being and teaches them how to resolve conflict themselves, experts say.

Face masks will be on the back-to-school shopping list for many parents this year.

While some experts agree that daycares can operate safely under strict protocols, others worry about the risk of coronavirus infection.

Navigating the pre-teen years are never easy. Here's what parents can do to ensure a smoother transition into the teenage years.

In her new book, "Happy Parents, Happy Kids," Peterborough author Ann Douglas offers insight as to how parents can cope raising their kids in a digital age.

Miss the relationship you had with your teen before their adolescent years? Parenting expert Ann Douglas tells you how to get it back.

If your child is wanting everything on a Christmas list, there's a way to teach them to be more grateful and less greedy.

The six-figure salary has increased significantly since 2016.

Tracking your child's location is convenient, but if used unwisely, it can hurt your relationship.

Relationship expert Jessica O’Reilly and financial expert Kelley Keehn join 'The Morning Show' with tips for parents of young adults moving back home.

Child abuse reports spiked after report cards, but only if they were received on a Friday.

The four-page ruling says the teacher gave her English 12 students a copy of a previous provincial exam to use as a study aid.

New data show there have been over 500 reported cases connected to infections or outbreaks at public places like grocery stores, restaurants and schools since early July