Get the facts on the H1N1 flu virus
The Canadian Paediatric Society has the latest information about the H1N1 virus and vaccine. Also, learn more about recognizing, preventing and treating influenza in children.

Reduce the risk: Tips for stopping the spread of germs
Worried your child will pick up germs in the doctor’s office that can make him sick? Learn what to do to reduce your child’s chance of catching an infection.

Rest assured about vaccine safety
Vaccines are very safe. There are rarely reasons not to get vaccinated. Caring for Kids has answers to common questions about vaccine safety.

Preparing for baby
Depression and motherhood: How children are affected.

Your new baby
Baby’s best shot: Get to know your little one’s vaccine schedule.

Your growing child
Food fight: Coping with a fussy eater.

Teens and Tweens
Under 16? Stay off those ATVs.

Head lice 101
If you find nits on your child’s scalp, don’t panic; head lice are harmless and do not indicate poor hygiene. Get all the information you need about treating head lice.

Lather up!
There’s no better time than back-to-school to learn proper hand washing techniques.  Hand washing is the number one way to prevent the spread of germs.

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.