Heather Dixon
Heather Dixon is Editor-in-Chief of SavvyMom.ca, a writer and a Mom to three highly advanced little girls (according to her husband and her). She’s also a runner, a reader and a lover of wine and beer - which is why she runs.
When Are We All Going To Admit This Isn’t Working?
We’re still getting up every day and trying to struggle through an online system that isn’t working hoping today will be a new day.
Pick of the Week: A Picture Book That Helps Kids Identify Emotions
Research has shown that one of the main reasons kids get frustrated (and act out) is because they don’t have the words to express what they’re feeling. This book helps solve that!
Parents, Have You Heard of Moxie?
Coming to Netflix soon, Moxie is the story of a shy 16-year-old who is fed up with the sexist and toxic status quo at her high school.
Teachers are Being Rock Stars Right Now
There’s no denying that a lot of us aren’t loving online school. And yet, teachers are getting up each day and finding creative ways to help our kids.
Giving Myself Permission to Get the Bare Minimum Done
I’m still a mother, an employee, a teacher again. So until an end to all of this is closer, I’m going to allow myself to limp across the finish line.
How To Throw a Year-End Party for One in 2020
Is it still 2020? Of course it is. But if you’re *still* getting up every day and adulting, we think that deserves to be celebrated.
A Great Family Experience This Season: Ross Petty’s Annual Show Is Airing in December
Most of our holiday traditions are on hold, but this theatre company has figured out a new way to bring a nostalgic holiday tradition home to families.
4 Easy Ways to Make This The Most Magical Holiday Ever
Whether you’re baking with kids or reminiscing about your favourite things, here’s how to help make this holiday the most magical one ever.
Playing Like A Girl: How Barbie & Canadian Women Are Fighting For Your Daughters
When it comes to Timbits Hockey, only 18% of players are girls. And starting at age 5, many girls stop believing their gender can do or be anything.
The Tipping Point: Going From Two Kids To Three
Having your first kid is a shock to the system. Going from one to two kids seems a little less staggering. But three is a whole new ball game.