Baby on the Way was developed by moms, for moms!

Membership is free! Join expectant and new moms across Canada for great discounts and a chance to win terrific baby gear.

Pregnant? Sign up for your free weekly "Pregnancy Tracker" and receive information about your baby's growth. Download your "Mom's Checklist" for everything you need for the hospital and home.
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The South Leaside Monday Group (SLMG) is a non-profit community parent group that began in 1972. We welcome new parents and their babies, non-so-new parents and their toddlers and "veterans" with school aged children, to enjoy a chat and a cup of coffee while the little ones have fun under the watchful eyes of dedicated caregivers.

Meetings are Monday morning, September to June with the exception of the holidays. Please join us for coffee at 9:15 am. Speakers at 10:00 to 11:00.
e: info@southleasidemondaygroup.com
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SNAP North Toronto is a FREE monthly print publication specializing in a "non-political" friendly and entertaining photographic view of living in our community. They cover everything including: home, business, birthday and surprise parties; sporting events; business openings, sales and events; festivals & concerts; people on the street; parades; carnivals; and general daily life. They also include an upcoming events calendar, cartoons, jokes, quotes, recipes and horoscopes.
w: http://www.snapnorthtoronto.com



October 30 to November 1, 2009
Metro Toronto Convention Centre - North Building

The BabyTime Show is the ultimate event for pregnancy, birth, baby and toddler. Come to shop, learn and have fun -- all within one vibrant place celebrating parenthood. Learn from top pregnancy and parenting experts; discover new and interesting parenting products; try and buy from over 200 exhibitors with super show specials. Bring your little ones to see their favourite characters on stage.
e: info@babytimeshows.ca
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When the word "public" is used, many think of a shopping center or work but it can be as simple as visiting friends or relatives. Quite a number of new moms feel awkward to feed her baby in front of family.

This site is designed to help and is full of how to, what to do when, what to use  and where to go to keep the most beautiful relationship alive with grace and confidence and support.
w: www.breastfeedinganywhere.com