Little people, big sneezes
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
1M ago
Parenting Times chats with Dr. Stephanie Liu, the Canadian family physician and the Instagram star behind The Life of Dr. Mom (@thelifeofdrmom) about managing your child’s seasonal allergies Ottawa Parenting Times: What are seasonal allergies and what time of year [...] The post Little people, big sneezes appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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Getting older, staying home
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Sheryl Bennett-Wilson
1M ago
NORCs — naturally occurring retirement communities — allow older adults an alternative to seniors’ housing You may not realize it, but you probably have a NORC in your neighbourhood. That’s what Mary Lou Kelley says. Even after spending years as [...] The post Getting older, staying home appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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Learning to let go
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Kita Szpak
1M ago
When her youngest son left for school outside of Ontario, our Happiness Formula columnist willed herself not to be overprotective. It’s paid off Whether it’s starting junior kindergarten, heading to summer camp, going to college, moving out with friends, taking [...] The post Learning to let go appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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12 Great Family Fun Events
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by OPT Staff
1M ago
Here’s what’s happening in the National Capital Region this back-to-school season   What: 37th annual Gatineau Balloon Festival Where:  Parc de la Baie, Gatineau When: Aug. 29 to Sept. 2 Why: Featuring hot air balloons so incredible, they have names [...] The post 12 Great Family Fun Events appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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After the bell
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Jon Willing
1M ago
A robust school extracurricular program has much to offer children and their families   If kids are gloomy about being back in the classroom this fall, hopefully they find joy in the school’s extracurricular activities. We should urge our children [...] The post After the bell appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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Dear Chris
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Chris Hunt
1M ago
Knowing what he knows now, our Memoirs of a New Dad columnist writes a letter to his younger self I know you hate the whole “writing letters to yourself” thing. When your teacher asked you to do the same in [...] The post Dear Chris appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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A matter of survival
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Tracey Tong
1M ago
Getting lost in the woods can happen to anyone, says outdoor educator Sonia Vani, and can be avoided if one puts thought into preparation     Sonia Vani has enjoyed a feeling of “belonging outside” since childhood. “My parents encouraged [...] The post A matter of survival appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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From the editor
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Tracey Tong
1M ago
No matter how many times we send our children off for the first day of school, it’s never easy. As parents, we will worry: will my child fit in and make friends? Will she miss me? Will he get an [...] The post From the editor appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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Treats for all
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Tracey Tong
1M ago
How one Ontario family turned an accessible Halloween for one child into a Canada-wide goal to make trick or treating safe and open to everyone Editor’s note: This story is part of an occasional series, Families with a Cause. The families featured [...] The post Treats for all appeared first on Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine ..read more
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Finding lost Ottawa
Ottawa Parenting Times Magazine
by Sheryl Bennett-Wilson
3M ago
A hyperlocal website has sparked the interests of history buffs everywhere. Sheryl Bennett-Wilson looks back The cover of Lost Ottawa. Photo Courtesy David McGee The internet was just getting started when Canadian David McGee was working at MIT in Boston in 1997. Even then, says McGee, “I wondered how it would change the writing of history. He returned to Canada in 2008 and was digitizing photos at the Canada Science and Technology Museum when he became responsible for the archival remains of the E.B. Eddy Company—a pulp and paper company and the longest-running industry in the history of th ..read more
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