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Breastfeeding mom drinks wine

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Although guidelines suggest that developmental delays, including language delays, are ideally diagnosed by age three, most diagnoses don’t occur until age four or five.

New research suggests three profiles of communication delays in early childhood

In the News: The Conversation

When parents play favourites, what happens to the kids?

Parental anxiety can negatively affect children's post-surgical pain memories

University of Calgary researcher Sheri Madigan and co-authors of the study recommend that families create a family media plan to help limit screen time and encourage interaction with others. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Excessive screen time linked to preschool learning delays

Parenting win: Your children leave home and say, ‘I loved family time when I was little. Every Friday night was dinner and games.’

Boost kids’ skills and memories with weekly game night

Sociology researcher explores how parents and educators respond to online risks facing youth

Nine tips for preparing children to return to school

In the News: Maclean's

How did good parenting become a crime?

Elizabeth Keys is a registered nurse and PhD student in the Faculty of Nursing. Her oldest son did not sleep soundly when he was an infant. Keys hopes her research Play2Sleep, providing personalized interventions for families where infants aren't sleeping well, will improve the health and welfare of the entire family. Photo by Don Molyneaux

Public health nurse launches study to improve newborns' sleep