• Dog raises alarm over abusive babysitter

    A family is hailing their dog as a hero after he helped raise the alarm over an abusive babysitter.

    Best pals ... Finn and the family dog, Killian, now.
  • Deborra-Lee's plea for changes to adoption laws

    Deborra-Lee Furness has called for changes in global adoption laws so more abandoned children can find loving parents and homes.

    First-hand knowledge ... Deborra-Lee Furness and husband Hugh Jackman are parents to two adopted children.
  • Do I need to childproof my marriage?

    We’re always tired, our house is a mess and we bicker like petulant children. Is my marriage in trouble, or is this simply what life is like when you have small kids?

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  • The truth about attachment parenting

    The label "attachment parenting" has created strong emotions and divisions among mothers. Pinky McKay explains is the origin of the term and why you don't have to have a baby strappped to you 24 hours a day to reap the benefits.

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  • Returning to work post-baby: what now?

    Are you standing at a career crossroads after having kids? Or have you found your path, and you're not sure how to get jump back into that other world? Experts and mums share their advice on getting back in the swing of things.

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Conception

Deborra-Lee's plea for changes to adoption laws

Deborra-Lee Furness has called for changes in global adoption laws so more abandoned children can find loving parents and homes.

Pregnancy

Lifting two weeks before birth

It's the picture that has people thinking: should a heavily pregnant woman really be doing that?

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Natural killer cells play role in recurrent miscarriage

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Jo Adetunji Researchers have discovered that natural killer immune cells are to blame for some cases of recurrent miscarriage - and have also helped clear up a controversial area of research.

One-on-one midwife care costs the health system less

Promising outlook for new ectopic pregnancy treatment

Symmetry is the latest baby name trend

Bloggers share anger over twin pregnancy

Birth

The push present trend

Jo Hartley With an increasing trend for new dads and partners to buy ‘push presents’, it’s not just babies being given to new mothers in delivery rooms the world over.

Myth busting: 'childbearing hips' and birth

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Caroline Homer and Allison Cummins While the old adage about having “childbearing hips” isn’t usually a compliment, many women consider it an advantage when it comes to childbirth - but giving birth is never as black and white as saying small women can’t give birth to large babies.

Caesarean rate not just a result of ageing, overweight mums

Gynaecologist questions push for natural delivery

Most baby photos online an hour after birth

Surprise water birth for mum and squeamish dad

Baby

Ergobaby Swaddler

Babyology One of our all-time favourite brands has just launched a new swaddle, and it’s fabulous! Read on to find out how you can get your hands on one when it hits the Australian market.

Introducing the ErgoPouch airCocoon

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Babyology Summer is coming and the hot weather will have us in a tizzy mess about how best to sleep baby so she isn't too hot, yet is swaddled securely.

Magicbed: the amazing pop-up port-a-cot

Baby dies on Spanish airport luggage belt

Aussie parents make eco-friendly disposable nappy

Should baby formula come with a health warning?

Bargain buys for baby

Toddler

When toddlers bite

KIRAN CHUG When Kiran's son was on the receiving end of a child's chomp at daycare, he wasn't too worried about it - but his parents sure were.

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Horrible ways to be woken by kids

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Donnelle Belanger-Taylor Getting the kids to bed earlier means they wake up earlier, too. Sometimes they even beat me to it - and the results aren't always great.

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Successful surgery for mordibly obese toddler

Unwanted advice in the weirdest of places

If rules were made by toddlers

Parents under pressure to educate babies

Being Dad

Dads in the delivery room

Thea O'Connor Most Australian men are present and active at the birth of their children. But amid talk of trauma, not everyone believes this is a good thing ...

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