How often does my toddler really need a bath or shower? (Plus other hygiene questions)
Learn how often you should be bathing your little one and if it’s possible to bathe too much or little, plus other toddler hygiene tips.
The Anxious Generation: It’s time to protect children against social media
Social media has taken a toll on kids’ mental health. Here are some things parents can do to try to alleviate their children’s anxiety.
Mindful mornings: Creating a positive morning routine for children
By incorporating positive and mindful activities into your family’s morning routine, you can help start the day off on the right foot.
Ontario school boards sue social media platforms
The school boards claim that platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok have an incredibly negative impact on how children think, behave, and learn in school.
52 reasons to take a hike with your child
This year, my daughter and I set a goal: the 52 Hike Challenge. Every week, we’ll try to get out together in nature for a hike.
5 good reasons why kids should play outdoors in winter
Outdoor play in the winter is so great for kids. Learn how it can even help keep our children healthy throughout the colder months of the year.
5 nutrition hacks for busy families
Boost your family’s health with these simple nutrition hacks, perfect for busy schedules.
How to support your child’s class in their physical activity goals
If you want to support an active environment at your child’s school, here are a few things you, as a parent, can do to help.
Fuelling young athletes before evening games
Eating the right foods can give kids the energy and stamina they need to perform. Check out these simple—and tasty—tips for fuelling young athletes.
Children’s anxiety and the decline of play
Research shows that kids have been feeling more anxious in recent years. Learn why and what parents can do to help.
Should kids be physically active while sick?
Kids get an average 6 to 8 colds per year, affecting their energy levels. So, should kids be physically active while sick? Read this article to learn more.
WeThe15 campaigns for over 1 billion people
WeThe15 aims to end discrimination in sport and help increase access to assistive technology for athletes with disabilities.
Simple resources for keeping your kids active this summer + free printables
It doesn’t have to be difficult to keep your kids active in the summer! These printable resources will keep them moving and having fun.
This camp director is moving mountains to empower teenage girls—for free
Kim McMullen created Girl in the Wild to empower teenage girls, help them find their inner strength, and develop confidence.
How children’s physical deconditioning adds to inactivity
As kids fall into sedentary behaviors and engage less in active play, they lose much of the strength and stamina needed to be active.
5 active and fun ways to commute to school with kids
Before sending your kids into school for the day, consider starting it with some movement! Here are some suggestions for a fun commute.
Free apps and websites that will get your kids moving
Screen time doesn’t always have to be sedentary. These apps and websites will help keep kids engaged and active.
What you need to know about your kids, sports, and mental health
Not only professional athletes face mental health issues. Learn what to be aware of when it comes to your child, sports, and mental health.
Yoga techniques to help your kids sleep
Getting a good night’s sleep is so important for us. Something that’s helped my own sleep, as well as my son’s, is yoga.
How to stay active and healthy in the first weeks after delivery
After you give birth to your beautiful new baby, this advice will help you through the challenging first few weeks of new motherhood.
Why self-care isn’t selfish
Self-care isn’t just face masks or smoothie bowls. Check out these simple ideas for how parents can take time for self-care during the day.
The key to flourishing in 2021—it’s simpler than you think
The past year has been tough. National Health and Fitness Day is one opportunity to celebrate physical activity and move to feel good!
How to curb your pandemic blues: Choose to move every day
Living through a pandemic has exposed us to chronic unpredictable stress. Here’s how you can help care for yourself and your mental health.
Coping strategies to help manage the “baby blues”
Bringing a new baby home is exciting but can also be tough. Baby blues, or a feeling of sadness after your baby arrives, are extremely common. Here are some ways to manage these feelings.