Nobody's Perfect Parenting Tips
This series of tips sheets offers current and accessible information to parents and caregivers of children aged 0 - 5 years on a variety of topics. The materials can be used by the general public or as supplementary resources for the NOBODY'S PERFECT program. Download all Nobody's Perfect Parenting Tip Sheets - (PDF Version - 5,609 k) |
Healthy Parents Healthy Children - The Early Years
Find information from Healthy Parents, Healthy Children: Pregnancy and Birth and Healthy Parents, Healthy Children: The Early Years online with many interactive features. Browse on a smart phone, tablet or computer.
The Early Years (26 MB) |
Ready or Not Alberta
Families Canada
Families Canada is the national association of Family Support Centres. With a network of 500+ member agencies and thousands of frontline family service workers across Canada, we are committed to providing leadership and support in the campaign for Canada’s children. Our vision is a Canada committed to building strong families, and we have a 40-year track record of helping families face tough challenges. We’re here to help you promote the rights and interests of children and their families. Parenting Play |
10 Valuable Tips for Successful Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is a skill that mother and baby learn together. These 10 tips may help you reach your breastfeeding goals.
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Safe Sleep for your baby
The revised Safe Sleep for Your Baby brochure offers current and accessible information to parents and caregivers, so they can help babies sleep safely and lower the risk of SIDS.
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What's Wrong with Spanking?
Sometimes parents feel frustrated by their children's behaviour and do not know what to do. All children need guidance to help them learn self-control. Positive guidance, or 'discipline', teaches children skills, raises their self-esteem, and strengthens the parent-child bond. Physical punishment is not positive discipline. Children need safe, stable and nurturing relationships with their parents.
This pamphlet provides some tips to help parents guide their child's behaviour in a positive way. |
Thinking about using cannabis while parenting?
Canada's Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines [brochure]
Family-centered maternity and newborn care : National guidelines
The Family-Centred Maternity and Newborn Care: National Guidelines are intended to assist health care organizations, providers, program planners, policy makers, administrators and families to propose, plan, implement and evaluate maternal and newborn health care policies and practices. They are not considered clinical practice guidelines (CPGs), although CPGs originating from such bodies as The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC), and the UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), as well as from the provinces (such as British Columbia’s perinatal guidelines), have been extensively consulted to determine the optimal recommended principles and practices.
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