Today's Parent

Forget concert tees. The hottest piece of Arkells merch right now might just be a Toronto District School Board hat. Yes, really. Arkells frontman Max Kerman has teamed up with the TDSB to turn his now-signature vintage-inspired cap into something much bigger: a way to help feed Toronto students.

For the past few weeks, I’ve been thinking about how truly difficult it is to be a young woman right now, how I might wrap my daughters in magic bubble wrap to protect them from the dangers of the world, and when one of them is going to come to me with questions about Cornell. My next thought: we need to talk a lot more about consent.

You finally got the baby down, snuck away before the nursery floorboards could betray you, and melted into the couch for some well-deserved peace. But then, the noises start—a soft grunt here, a little cry there. You look at the baby monitor and notice your little one is tossing around, scrunching up their face, and twitching their arms and legs. It's completely natural to wonder if your baby is actually resting, or if something is wrong. But newborns are incredibly active, noisy sleepers.

It’s your son’s first day of preschool, and his adorable outfit and chalkboard sign are too sweet not to post to your friends on Facebook. Your daughter just celebrated her first birthday, and her cake smash portrait is beyond Instagram-worthy. You upload the photos and hover over the “post” button—but then a tiny voice in your head tells you to stop. Should you be posting your kids' photos online? Even if your account is private, is it safe to do so?

With a spotlight on digital safety, should you share your kids' photos online?

Enter to win a three-month supply of diapers from Rascals. Having a baby is expensive. We’re here to help and will be giving away diapers all year long. One lucky winner will receive three months' worth of diapers, courtesy of Rascals. Made without lotions, latex or fragrances, Rascals diapers are hypoallergenic and dermatologist-tested, giving your baby the gentle care they deserve. Enter your child's due date or birth date One entry per person, please. Duplicate entries will be removed before draw.

I chatted with Billy Harris, aka Colin from Ted Lasso, about voicing Puck in season 2 of The Sisters Grimm. We talked about his class clown days and the advice he'd borrow from Ted if he chooses to become a dad one day. In The Sisters Grimm, Harris voices Puck, a 12-year-old fairy borrowed from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Puck calls himself the trickster king and loves to stir things up for sisters Sabrina and Daphne. Season two of the animated series is now streaming on Apple TV.

Health Canada has ordered Junior Brands Corp. to recall the Valco Baby Trend Duo Double Stroller because it does not meet Canadian safety regulations. The stroller poses fall, entrapment, and pinching hazards to children. No injuries have been reported. What’s being recalled?

Nate Berkus, the interior designer who became a familiar face as a design expert on The Oprah Winfrey Show, has launched his first collection with Babyletto, a brand known for its modern nursery and kids’ furniture. Berkus’s career spans television, home collections and award-winning interiors. His first collaboration with Babyletto includes 12 pieces, from an eight-in-one convertible crib to dressers, recliners, bedding and custom-print accessories.

Spit-up is common in newborns, but some symptoms need a closer look. A lactation consultant explains how to tell messy (but normal) from something that needs more attention. It's hard not to panic when your newborn spits up after a good feed. Did they actually keep down any of the milk they just consumed? The good news is that it usually looks like your baby has spit up more liquid than they actually did. Most babies who spit up are still feeding well and gaining weight.