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Child Psych is an app that was created to help parents nurture their child’s development and learn how to navigate the challenges associated with parenting.

Parent burnout is a real thing, and if you don't take time for yourself you may also be hurting your family as a whole, parenting experts say.

New guidance released Thursday morning still urges no screens at all for kids younger than age two, except to video-chat with others, such as grandparents.

Miss the relationship you had with your teen before their adolescent years? Parenting expert Ann Douglas tells you how to get it back.

A Whitby mom and businesswoman has created a way to release friction in the household by turning expectations and chores into a game between parents and kids.

The age at which your child is ready to trick-or-treat without you won't be the same for everyone. It depends on several factors.

the conflict resolution style parents choose impacts a child's emotional well-being and teaches them how to resolve conflict themselves, experts say.

Tracking your child's location is convenient, but if used unwisely, it can hurt your relationship.

The six-figure salary has increased significantly since 2016.

Navigating the pre-teen years are never easy. Here's what parents can do to ensure a smoother transition into the teenage years.

Back-to-school shopping is hitting household budgets already stretched thin amid rampant inflation. Here are ways to save on clothes, electronics and school supplies this year.

A recent poll suggests the United States is the worst country for parents' work-life balance.

Manitoba mom Karen Johnston has been busy filling backpacks for Ukrainian refugee children ahead of the new school year, and is calling on other families to donate to the cause.

Relationship expert Jessica O’Reilly and financial expert Kelley Keehn join 'The Morning Show' with tips for parents of young adults moving back home.

Psychologist Natasha Sharma checks in with 'The Morning Show' with tips on dealing with family and friends who refuse to follow COVID-19 measures.

We can probably expect some children to catch COVID-19 at school, experts say.

Londoners can now beat the heat by visiting a spray pad. The City of London, Ont., has announced that spray pads at eight parks will open this weekend.

While some experts agree that daycares can operate safely under strict protocols, others worry about the risk of coronavirus infection.

Anna Davis is warning other parents about the dangers of small toys that pose choking hazards after he three-year-old son died.