Home, Furniture & Kitchen

I’ve been experimenting with brain food lately, and found a recipe that takes all of those nutrients and combines them into one delicious energy bar. Although they’re chock full of healthy ingredients, they taste almost like a chocolate bar. The local coffee shop sells them and calls them ‘Brain Bites,’ but I just call them delicious.   I whipped up a batch of these little gems today – check out the recipe and my photos for the steps to make them.

Melissa & Doug is known for its cool, well-built, and educational toys for kids of all ages. I checked out 5 great products for toddlers around the age of 3 and 3, from building and counting blocks, to fun puzzles.

The thing about Canadian summers is that, for most us, the heat doesn’t really hold. Our summers last from June through August, and at the end of each day, Canada takes a minute to remind us that we’re really just a chilly iceberg pretending to be cozy and warm for the day! That’s why patio heaters are so important, and here are a few different kinds you can use to cozy up this spring and summer.    

I've been sleeping on a Logan & Cove Luxury Mattress for over a week and I'm so happy with the comfort, quality, and tech of this mattress.

Living small doesn’t have to mean living with stress, because decorating small living spaces just requires a bit of imagination and some specific home pieces to maximize what you’ve got. It’s actually fun to live small because it forces you to be creative, and that’s where home décor magic can really begin.

 Spring is here and summer is just around the corner, and I’m sure most of you are well into a good spring cleaning. Along with a good clean, now is a great time to think about adding some accent pieces to your living space in the form of a recliner, ottoman or accent chair. Read on to see some great styles to suit your living area.

If you need a great gift for the backyard cook in your life, why not consider a new barbecue or related accessories? Best Buy has something for everyone!

Baby toys aren't just for play—they can also promote physical and cognitive development. Educational toys, bouncers and activity centres provide endless entertainment and learning for babies.

In its short 300 year history, the stroller has come a long way. In fact, prior to the 1700’s, the go-to mode of transportation for a baby was a hip. That all changed in 1733 when the Duke of Devonshire asked a well-known garden architect, William Kent, to build a means of transportation that would amuse his children. In response, Kent designed a shell shaped basket on wheels in which the children could sit. Equipped with a harness so it could be pulled by a goat or small pony, and springs, so the Duke’s children could ride in comfort, the first “baby carriage” was born.