Today's Parent

Today's Parent is a Canadian magazine published monthly, designed for parents with children from birth to age 14. Each issue features articles on various topics, including health, education, behavior, and nutrition. However, due to a decline in print advertising revenue, the magazine will shift to a bi-monthly schedule, reducing its publication frequency to six times a year starting January 2017.

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VTech DM221 Review: The Affordable Audio Baby Monitor For Peace Of Mind - Today's Parent

3 weeks ago | todaysparent.com | Caitlyn Fitzpatrick

Why the VTech DM221 audio monitor still matters. Our take on a refreshingly simple and dependable way for parents to stay connected.
Kids' Toothbrushes: Buying Tips for Parents - Today's Parent

Dec 13, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Dahlia Rimmon

Everything you need to know before buying a new toothbrush for your kid.
4 Easy Ways to Make a Book the Best Gift This Holiday - Today's Parent

Dec 10, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Marta Tsimicalis

Most holiday gifts are fleeting—forgotten or broken within months. But a thoughtfully chosen book? That’s a gift that lasts far beyond the season.
26 Best Holiday Gifts That Give Back 2024 - Today's Parent

Nov 11, 2024 | todaysparent.com

Spread festive cheer with these holiday gifts that give back and support those in need around the world.
Best Maternity Sweater Dress 2024

Feb 7, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Courtney Leiva

Let’s face it, the world of maternity fashion has gone through a major glow-up in recent years, and we’re no longer stuck with the frumpy maternity wear of yesteryear. Aside from your fave maternity work pants, consider adding a fashionable maternity sweater dress or two to your wardrobe. It's the ultimate combo of cozy and chic, hugging a growing belly while giving a flattering shape and even nursing-friendly features.
The Magic of a Snow Day Spans into Adulthood

Feb 6, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Lindsay Karp

Photo by LUGO/iStockphoto.comRecently, the night before a forecasted snowstorm, I found myself wishing for a snow day. I sat in bed refreshing the weather app repeatedly, consumed with excitement as it reloaded. I felt like a child again as I wished for the projected snowfall total to increase. And now I'm convinced the magic of a snow day outlasts childhood—I feel it at forty years old as strong as I did when I was little.
Best Gifts for 8-Year-Old Boys 2024

Feb 6, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Courtney Leiva

It's October, which means it's time to start thinking about your holiday gift list. We know it sounds crazy, but things get super hectic come Halloween, so it's always a good idea to get a head start. So, if you're looking to get a leg up on finding the best gifts for 8-year-old boys, say no more! We have 15 toys and gift ideas they will love.
Inclined Sleeper Benefits for Kids

Feb 5, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Courtney Leiva

Just like there are many choices for a toddler mattresses and kids mattress, the selection of baby sleepers is also vast. From bassinets and baby swings to cradles and co-sleepers, there are hundreds of options for parents to choose from, each offering unique advantages. However, as you look for the right sleeper, you're likely to come across inclined sleepers in your search.
Best Mattress for Stomach Sleepers 2024

Feb 2, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Elizabeth Mitchell Kadar

Sleeping on your stomach may not be ideal, but for some, it’s the only way to get a good night’s sleep—and when you’re a parent, sleep is of the essence. The best mattress for stomach sleepers is supportive, firm and provides all-important pressure relief, while keeping you cool and comfortable throughout the night.
Autism and Restrictive Eating–What You Need to Know - Today's Parent

Feb 2, 2024 | todaysparent.com | Jan Stewart

My son Andrew has a healthy appetite but doesn't like textured foods and is highly selective about what he eats. He has eaten the same peanut butter and banana sandwich daily for years. For autistic children, restrictive eating is very common. Dr. Sharon Smile, Division Head of Developmental Pediatrics, Sunny Hill Centre at B.C. Children's Hospital says feeding difficulties, such as food selectivity, can emerge as early as one to two years of age and are often parents' top concern.