Richmond CCRR & Community Updates
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Read MoreHelping Kids Succeed Richmond-Style!
Remember when you were young? Remember that adult (parent, teacher, coach, neighbour) who was always there for you? Who listened to you without judgment? Who helped guide you to the right decisions? Who believed in you?
Read MoreA Family's Experience With The Richmond Infant Development Program
Cecily is an active happy toddler who is clearly the centre of her parents’ world. Leading up to Cecily’s birth, everything was “perfectly average” according to Camille. Labour and delivery continued in a very straight-forward manner until the final few minutes when concerns about the baby’s decreasing heart rate changed the tone of the room.
Read MoreWhy Should You Bring Your Family To The Library?
Many parents understand the importance of reading to young children, and maybe your family already visits the library – that is great news! There are many benefits to coming to the library, and bringing home that stack of exciting new books to read together is just one of them.
Read MorePreventing Tooth Decay With The Right Toothpaste
By Lisa Enns RDH
VCH - Richmond Dental Program
Tooth decay in young children is a chronic, infectious disease. Almost half of 5 year olds in Richmond have had tooth decay even though it is a preventable problem. Young children who get tooth decay on their baby teeth typically go on to have tooth decay their entire life.
Welcoming Your Baby
Congratulations, your baby is on the way! Becoming a parent is one of life’s most exciting and challenging experiences. There will be many emotional, physical and family changes. But knowing what to expect can make these changes enjoyable and easier to handle. Visiting your health professional regularly and using health information and support will help keep you and your baby healthy.
Read MoreYour Child's Healthy Social & Emotional Development
Your relationship is the most important thing you can offer your child and will ensure that your child grows up to be healthy, happy and productive. So let us take some time to think through our parenting and play!
Read MorePhysical Activity is a Fun Part of Daily Life
Families who are active with their children on a daily basis will help their children develop healthy habits as they grow.
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