About ParentsCanada Group
ParentsCanada Group is Canada’s oldest and largest publisher of parenting magazines. At ParentsCanada Group it is our mission to provide Canadian parents with the most timely and important information for the many stages of parenthood, from pregnancy through to the teenage years.
ParentsCanada magazine is a broad-based parenting magazine available by subscription and on newsstands exclusively at Chapters, Indigo and Coles stores. We encourage you to subscribe now for 25% off the newsstand price. All of our other magazines are available free through select medical outlets across Canada.
We encourage you to contact us if you would like to know more about ParentsCanada Group.
Or see below for a more detailed description of each of our publications.
ParentsCanada Group is Canada’s oldest and largest publisher of parenting magazines. At ParentsCanada Group it is our mission to provide Canadian parents with the most timely and important information for the many stages of parenthood, from pregnancy through to the teenage years.
ParentsCanada magazine is a broad-based parenting magazine available by subscription and on newsstands exclusively at Chapters, Indigo and Coles stores. We encourage you to subscribe now for 25% off the newsstand price. All of our other magazines are available free through select medical outlets across Canada.
We encourage you to contact us if you would like to know more about ParentsCanada Group.
Or see below for a more detailed description of each of our publications.
 | ParentsCanada magazine launched in March 2007 with a mandate to turn a fresh page in journalism to incite and excite brand new readers in the family magazine category. The magazine is edited by Dr. Marla Shapiro with high profile contributors in every issue, including: Olympic champion and healthy play advocate Silken Laumann, leading parenting author Ann Douglas, and actress and humorist Andrea Martin. ParentsCanada is available at Chapters, Indigo and Coles stores or by subscription. |
 | Preparing for the birth of a child is a question-filled time. ParentsCanada Expecting provides the answers to the concerns of moms-to-be, and guides them through the exciting 9 months with targeted advice from medical professionals, covering important pregnancy topics such as good nutrition for pregnant women, a step-by-step guide to what happens in the womb throughout pregnancy, and the changes in a woman’s body. |
 | Being prepared for the birth of your child is more than just packing a suitcase. ParentsCanada Labour & Birth Guide delivers medical experts’ advice to make your experience as wonderful as it can be covering topics include the stages of labour and delivery, relaxation and breathing techniques during labour, and what happens in the delivery room. |
 | Since 1948, ParentsCanada Best Wishes has been providing new parents with information and advice needed to make the journey through childhood seamless and successful. It covers all the topics new parents need to know about, including what to expect in a baby’s first days, weeks and months of life; including common minor ailments infants might experience and how to make their home a safe one. Best Wishes helps parents adapt to parenthood. |
 | Considered one of the best resources for new parents, ParentsCanada Baby and Child Care Encyclopaedia provides information for parents of children from birth through age five. Chapters include information on nutrition, developmental milestones, dental health, choosing child care, and knowing when your child is sick, the Baby and Child Care Encyclopaedia, with its concise index, is one of the most accessible child care guides available. |
 | ParentsCanada Baby’s First Years focuses on the developmental strides babies make. Two versions of the magazines, one for parents of children aged 6 to 12 months, and the other for parents of children aged 12 to 30 months, contain articles and growth guides by medical professionals offering insight about baby’s cognitive, physical, behavioural, social, and language development. Special growth checklists allow parents to track their child’s development. |
 | ParentsCanada C’est pour quand? Is a French-language magazine about pregnancy. It covers everything from prenatal nutrition, how a baby grows in the womb, common prenatal discomforts, and positions to help mothers cope during labour. |
 | Since 1951, ParentsCanada Mon Bebe has been delivering advice for parents of babies from birth to six months. Articles on topics such as breastfeeding, play, what to do when baby cries, and mother’s health are written by the Quebec medical community. |
 | ParentsCanada Naissance is the new companion to C’est Pour Quand? Magazine. Its editorial content focuses on topics most exclusively aimed at the third trimester of pregnancy, such as birthing positions, pain relief options, interventions during labour and birth, the role of the helper, and women’s rights. |
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