The effects of untreated ADHD
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, often referred to as “ADHD,” is more common than people may realize. According to the organization Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD), a 2015 meta-analysis of 175 studies worldwide estimated that roughly 129 million children had ADHD
September came in a flash!
Does anyone else feel like summer gets shorter every year? When my kids were school-aged, summer break seemed to last forever. With four kids, those two months could feel like an eternity! There were definitely days when I was counting
Getting kids back into free play
One of the endearing components of the Netflix series “Stranger Things,” which reached its conclusion at the close of 2025, is how the show harkened viewers back to the unencumbered days of being a kid in the 1980s - that
PK Lodge Muskoka welcomes families for blissful summer vacations
“We believe the best Muskoka memories are still made the old-fashioned way,” explains general manager Melissa Whittle, “through unhurried vacation days, campfires under starlit skies, mornings that begin with coffee overlooking the water, and evenings spent together without watching the
Keep your kids healthy during extreme heat
Summers in Canada bring more than just afternoons of swimming or family barbeques and picnics: they also bring the risk of extreme heat. Extreme heat can be dangerous for everyone, but especially infants and young children. Here are some important things
New program brings forests and outdoor learning to urban schools across Canada
There is no denying that children who spend too much time indoors or on portable, handheld tech devices like phones and tablets have higher mental health and behavioural issues and struggle more with learning and memory retention. These devices are
Back to school planning
Back-to-school season always arrives like a surprise pop quiz. One minute you’re enjoying lazy summer mornings and debating whether anyone in the house will ever wear real pants again, and the next, you’re frantically searching for a missing sneaker and
Stay alert summer pool party safety
A backyard pool opens the door to an endless source of summertime memories. There may be no better place to gather when the sun is shining, and the heat is blazing than the cooling waters of a backyard pool. Although
Why World Cup fever is the perfect time to talk about kids’ soccer safety
With the FIFA World Cup fever in the air, kids across Canada are glued to the action, studying the footwork, the speed, the celebrations, and maybe even imagining themselves on that field of play. It’s a perfect moment for parents
Mompreneur: Graydon Moffat – Founder Graydon Skincare
Redefining Beauty Through Wellness, Transparency, and Self-Care In a world often captivated by the idea of perfect skin and the never-ending pursuit of youth, Graydon Moffat has carved out a unique niche with her skincare line, rooted in a philosophy that
My Happy Place
There’s something magical about summer in Canada, and for me, that magic comes alive at Friday Harbour Resort in Innisfil, Ontario. As soon as the warmer weather arrives, life seems to shift into a different gear. The days become longer, the
Mompreneur – Donna Doohe founder of Mildred’s Temple Kitchen: Where every bite tells a story
For over 35 years, Mildred’s Temple Kitchen has been a cornerstone of Toronto’s dining scene, beloved for its warm atmosphere, culinary creativity, and, of course, unforgettable brunch. Located in Liberty Village, the restaurant is a destination for food lovers craving
The Threat a Sedentary Lifestyle Poses to Kids
Physical activity is an important component of a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages. Too often children aren’t spending enough time being physically active, and they could pay a hefty price for that as kids and adults. The digital age
Welcome to Wild Flicker
Welcome to Wild Flicker Where Clean Ingredients Meet Cosy Ambience There’s something almost poetic about the moment a candle is lit – the soft glow, the warming crackle, the subtle shift in the air as scent begins to bloom. At Wild Flicker,
Timeless Hospitality: Historic Resorts of Muskoka
Over the course of my career as a travel writer, I’ve had the good fortune to become intimately familiar with Muskoka’s resorts and to write numerous articles highlighting their appeals. That made it a particular thrill for me to pen
How to Protect Your Home When You’re Away
Vacation often serves as a well-deserved break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. When relaxing and recharging away from home, the last thing vacationers want to think about is the safety of their homes and everything inside them.
Stay informed: Toronto Law Firm Is Pushing to Make Social Media Usage Safer for Our Youth
Since the early 2000s, social media has become a normalized part of our personal, educational and professional lives. While there are many benefits to using these online platforms, there are also several dangers. As there is little to no regulations
The June Bride
The idea of the “June bride” is more than a seasonal choice – it’s a tradition rich in history, symbolism, and romance that has lasted for centuries. June has long been known as the month for weddings, captured in the
Spring Cleaning with Dyson!
Meet Dyson’s latest home innovation – designed to tackle every corner of your space, no matter your lifestyle. From busy families to pet owners, neat freaks to city dwellers, Dyson’s cutting-edge technology makes cleaning effortless, thorough, and surprisingly satisfying. Pro
Muskoka Lakes Museum
The pioneer spirit is quite literally at home on James Bartleman Island Park in Port Carling. Since 1967, Muskoka Lakes Museum has exhibited and interpreted the area’s rich history. Brilliantly curated galleries full of diverse artifacts bring alive many facets of