“Not protective”: Early bodychecking doesn’t prevent hockey injuries, study finds
Most Canadian minor hockey associations have recently decided to forbid bodychecking until players reach the age of 15.
Children
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What's the case for vaccinating tots five and under against COVID?
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'We are really failing our children right now': Children feeling effects of health-system crisis
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Traditional birthing a step toward reclaiming health care sovereignty
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Are we born with a sense of morality? Some researchers think so
Are we born with a sense of morality? Some researchers think so
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Anxiety, distress and cases of abuse increasing for Quebec youth: experts
An average of 363 situations involving children are reported to youth protection each day in Quebec, the DPJ's annual report shows.
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'Disturbing problems' at Montreal Children's Hospital probed by ombudsperson
"Personnel were not always carrying out the required followups," the office noted. In one case, a nurse was found not to have sufficiently monitored the vital signs of a four-month-old patient.
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'Disturbing problems' at Montreal Children's Hospital probed by ombudsperson
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Your big sister may help buffer the effects of stress
A new study found that having older brothers or sisters may protect children against the effects of high stress levels in their mothers.
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Richard Engel shares son’s Rett Syndrome has “taken a turn for the worse”
Engel's son, Henry, was diagnosed with Rett Syndrome when he was just 2 years old. The condition almost exclusively occurs in females.
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#AskAlyson: When a family member is in crisis, family counselling can be critical to getting ...
It can be scary when your child has suicidal feelings, but a professional therapist can help them to develop insights about their emotions and teach them other ways to solve problems.
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B.C. children with speech and hearing problems not getting timely access to support, says advocacy ...
"Massive backlog in timely access to early childhood intervention" could be overcome by creating more seats in M.Sc programs, says Speech and Hearing B.C. president
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Ten probable cases of hepatitis in children, two liver transplants reported in Canada
Ten probable cases of hepatitis in children, two liver transplants reported in Canada
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Dogs may help protect kids from Crohn’s disease
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Not all concussions are equal: Understanding different types of brain damage
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Study finds screen time has soared among Montreal teens during pandemic
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