There are many reasons people choose not to procreate: income, health, relationship status and simple preference. But one thing they all have in common is the stigma they face for that choice.

It's not time to fear the robot uprising just yet, but there are concerns about how dependent kids might become on AI and how deeply the technology is already enmeshed in their lives.

The new year can bring a new focus on dieting and exercise. But a lot of the time these goals aren't about fitness — they're about fitting into a very idealized and narrow view of what is attractive.

It's supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, but for many families the holidays can be a struggle — physically, emotionally and financially.

Most kids lie. When they're little, it's rather ridiculous — we know they didn't really see a unicorn at the park. But as they get older those lies can become more complex, and more disappointing. Why is it so common?

Death is a natural part of life. So why is it taboo to talk about dying? And how can we talk to our kids about it?

Whether good or bad, teachers can have a huge impact on a student's life. So how can parents help everyone see eye to eye?

While the expectations we put on boys and men has shifted over the years, there is still an unsettling undercurrent in how some men perceive themselves, and women.

Since March of 2020, parents, and some kids, have been largely absent from school. But as students and teachers head back to class this week with many pandemic measures lifted, how can families begin to rebond with their school communities?

Getting a driver's licence has long been a rite of passage for teens and can accelerate their independence. But it comes with many risks.

What's happening in the U.S. regarding restrictions to abortions has led to some parents fielding, or perhaps avoiding, questions about reproductive rights.

High school students are still kids. So why do we expect them to make choices about their future careers, starting with post-secondary education? 

As parents, we can't just pretend our children won't be exposed to drugs, or that they'll never have to make a choice about whether to take them. So what can we do?

Friendship is an important part of a child's life, and it can be both heartwarming and heartbreaking. But it also provides lessons that parents need to stay out of.

While a mask can be uncomfortable, parents of medically vulnerable kids aren’t comfortable removing masks in school.

The Ukraine crisis is the latest anxiety-laden topic that parents are having to tackle with their children.

Curiosity about sex and pornography is completely natural and healthy, but the key is to make sure our children understand the difference between what is real and what is "entertainment."

As Valentine's Day approaches, romance should be in the air — but it seems COVID-19 might be the only thing floating on the breeze right now.

Expecting a baby can be frightening and confusing and amazing, especially if it's your first — and being pregnant during a pandemic can heighten those feelings even more.

Throughout the pandemic, parents have dealt with the incredible stress of keeping their children safe from the coronavirus. But even though a COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for children aged 5-11, the number of shots being given to younger kids is still low.  

Amid the turmoil of another impending COVID Christmas, there's some hope that the hardships we've endured for almost two years has given us a newfound appreciation for what's important at this time of year.

Low-income families struggle with poverty and food insecurity at the best of times, says the executive director of advocacy group First Call, whose recent report card found there are 156,560 children and youth living in poor households in B.C.