Children’s Health articles
6 Ways to Help Busy Kids Thrive
By Meghan van Drimmelen, ND on September 1, 2016Children have personalities of their own. Some kids love curling up with a book or spending hours painting. Others are… Continue reading...
A Mindful Village
By Leslie Brownbridge, MA on September 1, 2016As more research develops and becomes publicly available, the timeless adage, “It takes a village to raise a child,” has… Continue reading...
Am I Pretty Or Ugly?
By Lisa Naylor on September 1, 2015Body image dissatisfaction is on the rise among kids. According to the Canadian Women’s Foundation, 60 percent of girls think… Continue reading...
Quiet Kids
By Colleen Grant on August 22, 2014Shy, timid, reserved. These terms are often used to describe quiet kids with the caveat that “they’ll grow out… Continue reading...
Mindfulness Education
By Leslie Brownbridge, MA on August 22, 2014Being in the moment. Practising mindfulness. Staying present. We’ve heard the powerful benefits this simple practice can bring to… Continue reading...
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