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The Canadian Down Syndrome Society was established in 1987 as a resource linking parents and professionals through advocacy, education and information.
By Corinne McDermott, founder of Have Baby Will Travel
My daughter was 11-months-old when we took our first family vacation to Cuba. At first I was overwhelmed with the thought of bottles, formula, jars and bibs taking up all of our luggage allowance and all of my time while supposedly on holiday.
Top tips for smooth sailing (or flying, or driving) on your next family getaway! Some find the term ‘family vacation’ to be an oxymoron – is it really a holiday if you’re still up at the crack of dawn?
Chances are your baby isn’t yet bored with the cereal and fruit but you probably are. Porridge is a great breakfast treat that your baby will happily eat!
Peek in My Pocket is the third interactive book from bestselling creative team David A. Carter and Sarah Weeks, and offers toddlers a hide-and-seek guessing game with exciting, ingenious pop-ups and fun, touchable features.
With each turn of the page, animals give clues to the hidden surprises in their pockets.
By Dr. Joey Shulman
There are certain foods to avoid feeding your child in the early years to minimize the incidence of allergies. For starters, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you only feed your baby breast milk or formula for the first four to six months.
Written by Mem Fox
Illustrated by Leslie Staub
Every day all over the world, children are laughing and crying, playing and learning, eating and sleeping. They may not look the same. But inside, they are all alike.