Fall is a great time to get outside and enjoy the fresh, crisp autumn air! Why not sneak in one last camping trip before winter sets in. The cooler weather means less bugs, less people and more chances to view wildlife, explore nature and see all the amazing colours on the trees. Camping in the fall can be a fun…
These days so many people have iphones and or ipads and let’s face it, we all love them! They can be used for so many different things. You can email, tweet, take photos and videos, edit photos and videos, find a recipe, play games, write notes, watch TV, keep in touch with family and friends, and even learn how to…
Leaves turning colour brightening the landscape, cool crisp foggy mornings, and warm cozy sweaters. Fall is on the way! With the change of the season also brings many favourite fall activities. Autumn is the perfect time to get outside, take in all the beautiful colours, visit some local farms, and check out some fall fairs and festivals in and around…
September is National Baby Safety Month and this year’s focus is “Making Baby Safer, Room by Room!” You want your home to be safe and comfortable for you and your baby. It’s where you live, sleep and play. Home may feel like the safest place in the world, but it’s full of hidden hazards for babies. The goal of…
Wee Watch wants to help you prepare for the upcoming school year with this guide for first-time students, parents and Providers who will all be involved in the new experience. Packing For the First Day Getting your child prepared for the first day of school can be a difficult task. Think back to your first day of school, the feelings…
With the school year just around the corner, it is important to remember to keep Ontario’s roads safe for all. Children will be walking with parents, friends, in groups or alone to/from school in the early morning and late afternoon, also during lunch time. Here are some important tips for pedestrians, motorists and parents/caregivers. At Wee Watch, we provide before…
Creating a positive learning environment in your home is an excellent way to encourage educational development in your wee one. School age children will be starting out or heading back to school in September, coming home with homework ranging from A, B, C’s to tricky math problems. It is important to play an active role in your child’s education supporting…
To coincide with International Literacy Day next month (September 8), we would like to publish a list of seven classic children books. These timeless classics have been passed down through generations but still remain relevant and well-liked stories of adventure, life, friendship, family and much more! 1. The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss Two kids left home alone…
Outdoor play is a great way to keep active during the warmer months! Children of all ages love to play at home or public playgrounds, playing with the cool equipment and making new friends. Playgrounds are fun but there are some safety best practices that should be remembered when bringing your child to the playground: Supervise your child closely and…