Blog provided by Population and Public Health Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, creator of the Healthy Parenting Winnipeg Website which provides evidence-based information for expectant and new parents.   Updated January 5th,

Blog provided by Jen Davis, Health Educator at Women’s Health Clinic. Principals, Guidance Counsellors,  Doctors, Social workers. People with titles can be intimidating and they can say things about our

The frosty, snowy days of winter have arrived in Winnipeg once again, and not a moment too soon. Our city offers so many exciting activities for families to enjoy together

Blog provided by Villa Rosa. Villa Rosa was established in 1898 in Winnipeg, and has provided services to over 15,000 people. Residents at Villa Rosa live at Villa Rosa free

Blog provided by young parent from Villa Rosa. I am a 25 year old Indigenous mother of three boys. Their ages are 8, 6, and 9 monthsold. I live in

Blog provided by Dene Guillas, School Equity & Inclusion Coordinator, Rainbow Resource Centre. Having your loved one(s) going to a school that celebrates diversity and inclusion for all is the

Blog provided by Jill Derksen, BSW, RSW, APIN Committee Member. Having a new baby can be stressful, and finances can play a big part in this. Living in Manitoba, here

Blog provided by the Winnipeg Public Library. Reading is a special gift that you can share with your baby, and best of all, it’s never too early to start enjoying

Blog provided by Healthy Start. Eating well during your pregnancy can be challenging. Some people experience nausea, changes in appetite and heartburn. The dietitians at Healthy Start compiled a list

Blog provided by Bookmates Inc. Learning Starts at Birth The skills needed to read and write begin at birth! Even though your baby can’t yet talk or read, their brains

Blog provided by Marymound. Having a baby is a life changing experience for all new parents. If you are a teen parent you may not feel prepared for all the