Home Family
On Halloween night, streets are filled with enthusiastic and excited children who want to collect as much candy as possible. You have to think about security (even more than usual this year) because they certainly won’t!
Road Safety
A car trip with children isn’t always easy! We explore the safety rules to follow and share tips and tricks you can use along the way to distract them and to ensure you have a great trip!
Home Family
Family travel requires much more organization, but when you are well prepared, travelling with children can be an amazing adventure filled with beautiful memories!
Current Events
How, while 20 pairs of eyes seem to look towards the pool, a child can still drown? Each summer, several small drowning victims were not alone at the time of the tragedy.
Health Care
New evidence suggests that crying is indeed what triggers some parents to shake their babies. Equipping them with coping strategies may help reduce the incidence of Shaken Baby Syndrome.
Home Family
The bond between a pet and a child is very special, but beyond its many benefits, it’s crucial to create a safe environment.
Games
Toy makers must make sure that they produce safe toys that meet the safety standards set by Health Canada. Sometimes unsafe toys do make their way onto store shelves and into homes. Here's how to pick the right toy!
Home Family
Would you know what to do if a fire started in your home? Would your kids? Take the time to review fire safety tips so your family will be prepared if a fire breaks out unexpectedly.
Home Family
We love our plants and flowers with all their beautiful colors! They add life to our décor and freshen the air. But are they all safe for the kids? Here are a few plants that should be placed on the top shelf…
Home Family
They please the eye and purify the air. However, some plants are two faced. Is it toxic or not? Do you have any of these plants at home?
Road Safety
The holidays rhyme with long road trips. Here are a few pieces of advice to avoid nodding off while driving.
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Home Family
Children aged 1 to 4 years old represent the highest mortality rate by drowning in Canada. Furthermore, for each drowning, almost 5 cases require hospitalization for near drowning.
