Mom To Be
Toronto New Mom Blog: Blog posts for Mom to Be from Toronto. Everything you need to know before having a baby in Toronto and Canada.
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Five Reasons Why Your Kids Need to See You Exercise
Every mom wants her kids to be healthy. But how do we teach them to exercise if we aren’t showing them? Often moms will not make their movement a priority because they don’t have childcare. Don’t let your kids be a…
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Hospital Bag Checklist
Congratulations! Your due date is coming soon, and it is time to pack your hospital bag for your big day. It is a very exciting moment. If you are asking yourself what you need to pack in your hospital bag, you…
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My 3D Baby Ultrasound Experience
A few years ago, I went for a 3D baby ultrasound at the UC Baby center in Downtown Toronto. It was such a great experience. If you follow my Instagram or Facebook profile, you already have heard a bit about my…
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How to Create a Baby Registry List in Toronto
A Baby Registry List is a checklist of all the items that you will need when your new baby arrives. From big items like a baby crib and car seat to the smaller items like baby clothes and even diapers. Everything…
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Your Guide to Amazon Canada Baby Registry
All about Amazon Baby Registry in Canada. Benefits, Free Welcome Gift, Discount and more. Learn how to create Amazon Baby Registry list - Step by Step!
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Baby On a Budget: Save Money on Baby Items
Raising a kid has become so expensive during the last few years. So how do you save money on baby items? There are so many great new products on the market with the single goal of making the lives of parents…
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Back pain during and after pregnancy: Tips from the Chiropractor you can do at home
By Dr. Karen Hudes Some of the things they don’t tell you when you are trying to get pregnant: babies can poop all the way up their back and get their necks dirty (aka a pooplosion), hormone changes after birth can give…
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How Canada Falls Short with the Maternity Leave Experience Report- Moms at work
A new report on the maternity leave experience shows that Canadian women lack fundamental support from employers during maternity leave.
