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  • How Can We Protect Our Children from Bullying?

    In March 2000 an honour-roll student named Hamed Nastoh jumped off the Pattullo Bridge in New Westminster, B. C. Hamed, 14, left a seven-page note that said he was killing himself because his classmates tormented him with names like gay or faggot. He had never told his mother he was being bullied.

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Family

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  • The Hockey Injury

    A mother battles to solve the medical mystery arising from her son’s hockey accident.

    Published in : Magazine » True Stories

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  • 3 Egg-ceptional Recipes for Kids

    Looking for a fun and exciting way to get your kids to eat some healthy meals? Try these super quick egg recipes that your children are sure to love.

    Published in : Food & Recipes » Cooking

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  • 4 Tips for Parents

    Learn more about the simple things you can do to build a succesful relationship with your children at different stages in their lives.

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Family

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  • 6 Secrets to Raising Happy Children

    Raising children is a job that is never quite done. But here are a few simple tips that may help you in raising happy children.

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Family

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  • Back to School

    It's that time of year again; time to get the kids ready for yet another school year. Read some of our best back-to-school articles for tips, quick meal ideas and everything else a parent needs to know for this coming September.

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Family

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  • 8 Ways to Stay Close to Your Child

    You remember when they took naps. You recall their first words. You cherish the days when they were innocent, loving and eager for your hugs. The tips that follow can help you continue to bond with your children if they are no longer children. Nothing can make your heart soar as much as watching their lives prosper – and them wanting you to be part of it.

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Family

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  • 5 Ways to Keep Your Family Active

    For children and adults alike, daily physical activity is not only good, but necessary. Here are five fun activities you can do this fall to spend time together and remain active at the same time.

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Exercise

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  • 5 Back-to-School Meals for Kids

    School is sneaking up on us again and it’s time to think of healthy and delicious meal ideas to serve your children throughout the day.

    Published in : Food & Recipes » Cooking

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  • Video Games the Whole Family Can Enjoy

    Violent video games like Halo 3 and Manhunt 2 are great holiday gifts for your kids, but only if you've still got a 30-year-old living at home. If your kids still believe in the Tooth Fairy and like to be read bedtime stories, then you'll need to shop carefully to find suitable games.

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  • Video Games the Whole Family Can Enjoy

    Violent video games like Halo 3 and Manhunt 2 are great holiday gifts for your kids, but only if you've still got a 30-year-old living at home. If your kids still believe in the Tooth Fairy and like to be read bedtime stories, then you'll need to shop carefully to find suitable games.

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  • Published in : Pets » Experts

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  • How to Get Your Kids to Brush and Floss

    It's a struggle familiar to many parents: getting children to brush their teeth—and floss them, too. Here's how to get them going.

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Family

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  • 8 Steps to Healthy Family Meals

    If you have a family, you know how difficult it can be to make sure they eat well—especially as your children age. However, there are ways to make sure they don't fall into a steady diet of junk food.

    Published in : Food & Recipes » Healthy Food

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  • Talking to Children About Death

    Death is a painful experience – and one of the hardest parts for parents can be talking about it with their children. Here are some tips on how to handle the topic with your little ones.  

    Published in : Health & Well-Being » Family

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