Tag: parenting

  • Embrace Your Post Divorce Future

    Embrace Your Post Divorce Future

    The “D” word. Stressful right? When your divorce is finally final, how will you begin again? The transition can be liberating for some, daunting for others. Mixed feelings – anger, relief, sadness, joy, fear and uncertainty – are common and may take time to sort out. Meanwhile, the clock on your new life is ticking,…

  • Progressive Dolls Feature Anatomically Correct Bodies And Varied Ethnic Groups

    Progressive Dolls Feature Anatomically Correct Bodies And Varied Ethnic Groups

    Educational Insights, a leader in manufacturing toys that ignite passions and inspire imaginations, offers  two innovative new baby dolls. Beyond being crafted from the highest-quality European standards, Baby Bijoux and Baby Doux foster nurturing-care and imaginative play while exposing children to the realities of their world. The dolls come in a wide variety of just-like-me…

  • Attachment Parenting Philosophy Says Sleeping With Your Children Is Normal

    Attachment Parenting Philosophy Says Sleeping With Your Children Is Normal

    Attachment parenting (AP) is a philosophy that basically means: the closer you keep your children to you, you provide a security, a centre. When children grow up, they are very compassionate, loving human beings. Parts of this style include extended breastfeeding, a safe sleep environment (close to parents) and baby-wearing and balance (martyrdom is not…

  • Universal Language Hopes To Bring Cultures Closer Together In New Year

    Universal Language Hopes To Bring Cultures Closer Together In New Year

    International migration continues to grow on a scale never seen before, bringing with it social and cultural diversity, and inequalities in living standards. At the same time, the world has seen a sharp rise in terrorism, threats of war, populist politics and significant lack of confidence in leadership. But can the arts build on its…

  • Messenger Kids Facebook App Creeps Technology Into Family Life

    Messenger Kids Facebook App Creeps Technology Into Family Life

    On December 4, the New York Times ran an article about how Facebook just introduced a new app called Messenger Kids. According to Facebook, this app makes it easier for kids to safely video chat and message family and friends. Per their privacy policy, the app collects registration details from parents such as a child’s…

  • Affirmation Cards From Canada Moms Intended To Affect Millions

    Affirmation Cards From Canada Moms Intended To Affect Millions

    Everyone knows the old saying “to know where you’re going, you have to know where you’ve been” right? This couldn’t be more accurate, and for you to truly relate to Love Powered Co. and where it came from, we feel that you might need to know a little bit about affirmation and about us first.…

  • A Basic Visual Guide On Helping Your Children Through Divorce

    A Basic Visual Guide On Helping Your Children Through Divorce

    For children, divorce can be an extremely upsetting and stressful time. Their world changes and it’s confusing. They may feel uncertain, scared, angry, hurt and depressed. As a parent, you can make the process less stressful for your children by being aware of ways to make the process less unsettling for them. Your understanding, patience…

  • Ontario’s Fertility Program Marks One Year Anniversary

    Ontario’s Fertility Program Marks One Year Anniversary

    Ontario is helping thousands of people fulfill their dreams of starting or growing a family with the Ontario Fertility Program. Today, Premier Kathleen Wynne celebrated the success of the Ontario Fertility Program alongside families who have participated in the program over the past year. Since the government launched the program in December 2015, Ontario has…