In its new report, Children First Canada describes the ways the COVID-19 pandemic is negatively impacting children across the country. 

Financial empowerment coach Selina Gray says discussing money with children from a young age is essential because the narratives we have developed around money — that it doesn't grow on trees; it's a struggle; or it is meant to be saved — are developed early on.

Some Canadian parents are choosing homeschooling over virtual learning or in-person classes amid the coronavirus pandemic.

As social distancing guidelines continue in Canada, some parents are seeking out virtual babysitters. We find out how it works.

It's no surprise, the more active you are, the more active your kids will be. ParticipACTION is reminding parents about their influence on children by asking them to take the #ActiveFamilyPledge.

With COVID-19 causing layoffs and cutbacks to work hours, some pregnant Canadians worry they won't meet the 600 hours needed to qualify for EI maternity and parental benefits.

In the span of a week, an Alberta couple welcomed a baby boy and girl they're calling their "moon twins," — one born via surrogacy and the other from the mother herself.

Rutgers University researcher Vanessa LoBue says the key to getting children to follow habits like hand washing and social distancing is explaining why.

Research shows children as young as preschool absorb ideas about race and racism, which the founder of Raising Equity says makes discussing these topics imperative at a young age.

There's no road map for moving children back into the world during the COVID-19 pandemic, so we reached out to three experts to find out how parents can ease this transition.