A new U.S. study shows 9.5 per cent of preteen children reported being a victim of cyberbullying. Those with cellphones were more likely to be both victims and perpetrators of online bullying. Continue reading →

Registered dietitian Jennifer House shares her thoughts on the benefits of baby-led weaning, what foods to incorporate and at what age. Continue reading →

Researchers from the University of Stanford’s School of Medicine analyzed the average age of fathers in 168 million births over four decades. It increased from 27.4 years old in 1972 to 30.9 years old in 2015. Continue reading →

From Netflix series to social media sites, smartphones have the power to keep even the most health-conscious adult up past their bedtime. Children are enchanted by that blue glow too and Alberta researchers have pinpointed the impact on their sleep. Continue reading →

Riley and Candra Sexton describe their journey as parents of three biological children and five adopted children. Continue reading →

Global Edmonton anchor Nancy Carlson describes how the pressure to have children affects her as a woman recovering from an eating disorder. Continue reading →

One professor in early childhood education says she cannot give a black-and-white answer to the question, “Do children need preschool?” Continue reading →

According to a new University of Warwick study, parents of premature babies are just as happy long-term as those who have full-term babies. Continue reading →