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Baranyai: More babies getting hurt as lockdowns isolate new parents

Robin Baranyai February 6, 2021 Column

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SEX FILES: Muddling through pandemic moral dilemmas

December 6, 2020 Life

Family quarantined. COVID-19 coronovirus infection pandemic

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Pellerin: Some pandemic-parenting tips as the summer unfolds

Everybody’s mental health is in the toilet. An TP jokes are no longer helping.

Brigitte Pellerin July 5, 2020 Column

Families are anxious these days. But we can learn some ways to help ourselves cope.

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'DOING THE BEST YOU CAN': How parents can survive during the pandemic

March 28, 2020 Canada

Alison Balfour’s children Max, 3, and Fraser, 8, work on a fun activity on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, next to their mother’s workstation at the family’s Calgary home. Balfour is one of many parents working from home while juggling childcare responsibilities as the coronavirus pandemic has temporarily shut down schools and childcare facilities. (Courtesy: Alison Balfour)

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Setting the stage for meaningful memories

Once in a while there is a moment in life that gives you pause; even stops you in your tracks, as the circle of life becomes an overbearing elephant in the room. Sometimes the elephant is filled with joy, and only gives you a light mortality slap. The events surrounding my daughter’s recent birthday are one such pachyderm.

Nadine Robinson December 10, 2019 Column

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Keep door open for kids’ ’difficult’ questions

When do you have “the” talk with your kids? What content do you include without overwhelming them? Is there a setting that makes it less awkward for everyone? Who should initiate it? It’s not like we can consult the parenting handbook/user manual we get when we have kids.

Nadine Robinson November 12, 2019 Column

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‘Parental alienation’ inclusion may ease needless pain

On May 25, the World Health Organization (WHO) included “parental alienation” as a “caregiver-child relationship problem” in ICD-11, the International Classification of Diseases 11th Revision. ICD-11 comes into effect on Jan. 1, 2022.

Nadine Robinson July 23, 2019 Column

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Touching is vital for child development

Lack of physical contact may be why so many young children have behaviour problems at home and school, and why teens and young people seek highs from street drugs to make up for the touching and cuddling they missed as infants

Gene Monin February 11, 2019 Column

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Baranyai: More babies getting hurt as lockdowns isolate new parents

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Pellerin: Some pandemic-parenting tips as the summer unfolds

'DOING THE BEST YOU CAN': How parents can survive during the pandemic

Setting the stage for meaningful memories

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‘Parental alienation’ inclusion may ease needless pain

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