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Breastfeeding pains – part one
Karine Bergeron
Doula
How many of you have heard catastrophic breastfeeding tales? How many of you think it’s normal to suffer while breastfeeding?
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Everyday clothes
Nadine Joannette
Stylist
What do we want? We want to be both comfortable and beautiful. Here are lovely clothes to wear at home.
September 22, 2011
Fashion/Beauty
Summer fashion trends for children
Karine Dessureault
Fashion specialist dedicated to European fashion for kids
This summer, take on the challenge and dress your little angels in the season’s big trends: turquoise, peach and lilac, found in delicate floral and plaid patterns.
July 25, 2011
Hobbies
Developmental effects of music on young children
Karine Michon
Musician, teacher and lecturer
Regardless of their age, music is an integral part of children’s lives. The more they are exposed to it, the better their overall development.
July 24, 2011
Childcare
Where to find a good babysitter?
Paulina Podgorska
Founder of SOSsitter.ca
Finding a babysitter doesn’t have to be such a hardship. Several solutions are available to you: references, ads, online babysitter selection services or traditional placement agencies.
July 10, 2011
Pregnancy/Maternity
Being active with a newborn
Charles Lamontagne
Personal trainer
Many young mothers want to start exercising, but they all have one problem: they must take care of the baby.
July 10, 2011
Health
Little history of the Tooth Fairy
Julie Mainella
Dental Assistant
When a child starts losing his milk teeth, he discovers one of the mythical childhood characters : the tooth fairy!
June 5, 2011
Diet
Using the microwave
Nathalie Regimbal
Nutritionnist
Using a microwave oven to thaw, cook and reheat food is practical, quick and safe. A number of people, however, have concerns about microwave cooking. Are they right?
June 5, 2011
Dad
Little emperors
Solène Bourque
Psychoeducator
Who are they and what are the causes of this growing social phenomenon? What can we do as parents to avoid having a little emperor?
May 29, 2011
Health
Orphan diseases
Anne-Sophie Van Nieuwenhuyse
Psychoeducator
Every child is unique. But sometimes, due to chance or genetics, some of them are downright exceptional.
April 12, 2011
Dad
Choosing a childcare facility
Solène Bourque
Psychoeducator
Many people are confused when it comes to understanding the different types of childcares. This article will help you clarify everything.
April 12, 2011
Childcare
Getting ready for daycare
Martine Jouffroy Valton
Psychotherapist
You will soon be dropping your baby off at daycare for the first time and are reluctant to leave your little one in a stranger’s hands? Here are a few tips for you.
April 12, 2011
Health
Acupuncture and fertility treatments
Edith Charbonneau
Acupuncturist
Inspired by current events, Edith Charbonneau gives us an update on the assistance that acupuncture can provide in cases of infertility and fertility treatments.
April 12, 2011
Health
Depression 101
Claudine Lévesque
Inhalotherapist
An estimated one in five women (20%) and one in ten men (10%) will suffer from depression in their lifetime. Let's see what's going on.
March 3, 2011
Woman
What kind of mother are you?
Isabelle Dagenais
Lecturer on mother’s well-being
Because of our personality, upbringing, values and life experiences, we approach our roles as mothers differently. What about you? What kind of mother are you?
