Carl Nilsen has stepped down as president of the KidCareCanada Society Board of Directors to re-join the ranks as a director on the board. The board was unanimous in thanking Carl for his “gracious, thoughtful and consistently high-level leadership” since the inception of KidCareCanada. The board then unanimously voted in Heather McQueen as president and […]
KidCareCanada is grateful and honoured to have been chosen by the Soon Family Fund as recipients of their generous and thoughtful donation. We especially want to thank Mr. Randy Soon (of ZLC Financial) who, with his family, has taken efforts to learn that our focus at KidCareCanada is social and emotional health. Thank you also […]
“Serve and Return” is the title of a new article from KidCareCanada in Island Parent Magazine! We are delighted to be featured once again. The focus is on how to build strong relationships, starting at birth, by being a responsive caregiver. https://issuu.com/islandparent/docs/ipm_aug_19_mag/22 This article will help you learn to support children’s development by […]
We answer the question “What is KidCareCanada?” in a new video and we hope you’ll share this with everyone you know who could benefit from our evidence-informed video library on social and emotional development. Our videos show you how everyday actions can put infants and toddlers on the path for life-long learning, health and happiness. […]
We are delighted to have been granted permission to share resources from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University! You will find new videos added in the “Other” category of the KidCareCanada website video playlists, new online resources on our “Other Resources” page and a new playlist on our YouTube site. The above […]
Can an ordinary parent, without a background in psychology or neuroscience, help their child build a solid brain? That’s the tantalizing question posed in KidCareCanada’s article in the June 2019 edition of “Island Parent” magazine. Spoiler alert: The answer is a resounding “YES”! and you can read the article here https://issuu.com/islandparent/docs/ipm_june_19_mag/20 to find out how!
Love and the Importance of Touch Introducing our series on Baby Massage
