Just for You - Parents

• Keep Your Kids Smoke-free
• Quit Smoking
• Youth and Substances Abuse

Child abuse occurs when a parent, guardian or caregiver mistreats or neglects a child, resulting in injury, significant emotional or psychological harm or serious risk of harm.

• Child Sexual Abuse
• National Clearinghouse on Family Violence
• The Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (CIS)
• Child Abuse and Neglect

• Childhood Cancer
  • This Battle Which I Must Fight: Cancer in Canada's Children and Teenagers
  • Diagnosis and Initial Treatment of Cancer in Canadian Children 0 to 14 Years, 1995-2000
• Vaccination coverage
• Immunization
  • A Parent's Guide to Immunization
• Diseases and Conditions - More Diseases

• Your Child's Prescription: Important Questions to Ask
• Nobody's Perfect - An educational program for parents of children from birth to age five.
• Parenting Today's Teens: A Survey and Review of Resources
• Welcome to Parenting: The First Six Years

• All Together Now: How families are affected by depression and manic depression

Children are affected by their environment whether it is the environment is physical, biological or social.

• Safe, Healthy Environments

• Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program
• Canada's food guide- healthy eating for parents and children
• Tips to Get Active
• Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide - First Nations, Inuit and Métis
• Halloween Safety (It's Your Health)
• Physical Activity
• Sun Safety
• WinterActive

• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
• Healthy Pregnancy
• Canadian Perinatal Surveillance System
• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

Injuries are the leading cause of death for children and youth under the age of 20.

• Athletic Mouthguards (It's Your Health)
• Children's Products
• For the Safety of Canadian Children and Youth
• Halloween Safety (It's Your Health)
• Injury Prevention
• Is your child safe?
• Safe Use of Arts and Crafts Materials (It's Your Health)
• Safe Winter Fun
• Safety with Radar - Activity Book
• Smart Summer Fun

• Mental Health - Coping with Stress (It's Your Health)

It is never too early to start looking after your child's oral health. Even before your child has their first tooth, it is important to begin good oral hygiene habits. Learn more about your child's oral health by consulting our Oral Health section.

• Child and Youth index
• Growing Healthy Canadians: A Guide for Positive Child Development
• Healthy Child Development
• Teens
  • Parenting Today's Teens: A Survey and Review of Resources
  • Transition to adolescence
• Reports
  • Children

• Be Food Allergy Aware When Packing School Lunches
• Comprehensive School Health - An integrated approach to promoting healthy students in healthy schools)
• National Forum on Health

• Reducing Work-Life Conflict: What Works? What Doesn't?

• Buying Medical Devices over the Internet (It's Your Health)
• National Child Day