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Sarah Blossom

Sarah Blossom, a Psychology graduate from the University of British Columbia, joined our team in 2022 with over 15 years of family counseling experience. A mother herself, she blends professional insight with personal experience to offer practical advice, thoughtful strategies, and product recommendations for parents. Her warm, compassionate voice empowers families to make informed decisions and steer parenting challenges with confidence and clarity.

March 17, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

Molars in Toddlers: What Every Parent Should Know

One day, your toddler is perfectly fine, and the next, they’re drooling, cranky, and chewing on everything they can get their hands on. Molars in toddlers have a way...

March 17, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

Parent’s Guide to Teaching Baby to Self Soothe

Nobody warns you about the 2 a.m. wake-ups that stretch into 3, then 4, then suddenly it’s morning, and you’ve barely slept. Most parents reach a point where they...

Baby shower celebration with family and friends gathered to celebrate expecting parents

March 17, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

Best Advice for New Parents at a Baby Shower

A baby shower is a joyful celebration that marks the imminent arrival of a new baby. It brings together family and friends to honor an exciting moment in a...

Child stands between separated parents holding their hands on split paths, representing parallel parenting after divorce.

March 17, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

What Is Parallel Parenting: The Complete Guide

Divorce doesn’t always end peacefully, and for some families, that tension doesn’t fade. Parallel parenting offers a way forward when cooperation simply isn’t possible. It’s a structured approach that...

Smiling mother wearing a gray fabric wrap carrier holding a sleeping newborn baby indoors next to a potted plant.

March 15, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

How to Tie a Baby Wrap Carrier for a Newborn

Bringing a newborn home is one of the most life-changing moments a parent can experience. And yet, the first few weeks can feel overwhelming. There’s feeding, sleeping, soothing, and...

Parent encouraging child with supportive smile at home.

March 15, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

15 Proven Strategies to Build Confidence in Your Kids

Every parent wants their child to walk into a room and feel like they belong there. But confidence does not come gift-wrapped. It does not show up on its...

First-time parents holding their newborn baby at home in a softly lit bedroom

March 15, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

Top 10 Tips and Advice for First-Time Parents

Bringing a baby home for the first time is a life-changing moment. It brings joy, love, and a strong sense of responsibility. At the same time, it can feel...

Parent looking frustrated while child ignores instructions and continues playing in the living room

March 15, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

How to Make Kids Listen Without Yelling

Getting kids to listen can feel frustrating for many parents. Simple requests often turn into repeated reminders. Voices rise. Patience runs thin. Over time, this pattern can create tension...

Parent helping child place a star on a simple reward chart for good behavior.

March 15, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

Understanding Reward System for Kids and Its Alternatives

Most parents try everything to get their kids to behave. Sticker charts. Treat jars. Screen time deals. And for a while, it works. But then it stops. The child...

Joyful baby sitting next to a vertical growth spurt chart mounted on a light-colored wall.

March 14, 2026
Sarah Blossom
Parents

Toddler Growth Spurts: Signs, Ages, and What to Expect

One day, a toddler fits perfectly into their favourite pair of pants. The next day? Those same pants barely make it past their knees. It happens fast. Really fast....