Winter can mean challenges, however if you’re prepared, it won’t feel so long and cold and you might even enjoy it a little!

Young people are more likely to grow up healthy when they have opportunities to learn new skills and interests.

During the winter months, a family’s days tend to get busier with the start of the new school year and the onset of the new season’s various extracurricular activities. These added stresses combined with the many hazards of winter can be of concern to some families, leaving them vulnerable to higher levels of daily stress.

Make sure your home is equipped for the winter season in case of emergencies.

There are many simple things you can do at home to support your child’s early literacy development and help your child learn about winter preparation in a fun way.

Canadians generally agree that life insurance is an important part of a sound financial security plan. However, many people aren’t sure what type of life insurance is right for them or how to purchase it.
 

It’s important for parents to be aware of their child’s cold tolerance and to have some tricks up their sleeve to help warm up children when they’re outside. Music can be a great motivator for parents and children alike.

Winter is the season when we have to take into consideration the risk of a slip or fall. As we see in most cases, primary teeth (baby teeth) are first to take the hit from a slip or fall. Even during a day of tobogganing, teeth are always at risk.
 

Teaching children to have a healthy respect for hazards and safety is an important long-term goal for parents and caregivers.