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Connect with HaltonParents

Connect with HaltonParents

HaltonParents services

Contact a public health nurse

You can contact a friendly public health nurse to ask questions about:

  • prenatal health and well-being
  • feeding, breastfeeding and healthy eating
  • your child’s growth and development
  • challenging behaviours and parenting strategies
  • child, youth and parent mental health
  • child/teen substance use
  • teen behaviour and communication

Translation and accessibility

If you need help with language or accessibility to connect with HaltonParents, please email haltonparents@halton.ca or call Halton Region’s TTY line: 905-827-9833.

By phone:
Call 311 or 905-825-6000
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30p.m.

By email:
haltonparents@halton.ca
We will reply within 1 business day.

Other ways to connect

By email:
haltonparents@halton.ca
We will reply within 1 business day.

HaltonParents on Instagram (external link)
Follow @Halton_Parents for helpful posts from public health nurses.

HaltonParents on X (formerly Twitter) (external link)
Follow HaltonParents on X and get quick updates or send us a message.

HaltonParents Blog (external link)
Read articles on many parenting topics to help you raise a healthy family.

HaltonParents eBulletins
Sign up for parenting tips about feeding, nutrition, health, safety, and development until your child is 4 years old.

About HaltonParents

HaltonParents provides free, evidence-based advice and resources and supports expectant families and families with infants and children up to 18 years old.

Our team is made up of public health nurses with decades of professional experience in promoting  healthy families. Whether you're expecting a baby or parenting teenagers, we offer a listening ear, expert advice and a supportive parenting community to help your family thrive.

Additional parenting supports

For more local resources, check out the Halton Parenting Directory (external link).  You can also call 811 or visit Health 811 (external link) for symptom assessment and health advice.

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