Is my child growing well?
Children come in different shapes and sizes. But how do you know if your child is on track? Read our questions and answers for parents to learn more about what’s normal and what’s not.

Keeping busy during the break
March break will soon be upon us. Even though it’s cold outside, remember to stay active and busy with your kids. Get active, eat healthy, be a role model for your kids.

Is your government doing enough for kids?
The Canadian Paediatric Society’s report card, Are We Doing Enough?, rates provinces, territories and the federal government on public policy affecting children and youth. Find out more: www.cps.ca/English/Advocacy/StatusReport.htm

Preparing for baby
Depression in pregnancy: How children are affected.

Your new baby
Taking care of that tender-loving skin

Your growing child
Common infections: What to do

Teens and Tweens
What to know about sport & concussions

Potty time!
When it comes to toilet learning, each child is different. How do you know when your child is ready? Read our tips on how to plan and practice.

Coping with head lice
Head lice are a nuisance but they do not spread disease. If your child has head lice, teach him to avoid head-to-head contact with other children until the lice are gone. More strategies for dealing with head lice.

Product recalls and health warnings affecting children
Stay up-to-date on the most recent product recalls and health warnings affecting children and remember to report any problems with toys to your local Health Canada Product Safety Office.

Chinese versions available
Some of the documents on Caring for Kids have been translated into Chinese (simplified and traditional). Access the full list here.