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Second peek at North West
Kim Kardashian shares adorable pic on Twitter
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Disposable nappies to be reborn as outdoor furniture
Today's dirty nappies will be transformed into tomorrow's park benches under an Australian-first recycling scheme.
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Can sanctioned affairs improve a marriage?
Not quite swinging, not quite cheating: can an "arrangement" between partners to see other people save their relationship?
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Baby joy for Halle Berry
Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez welcomed a baby boy in Los Angeles on Sunday, at Cedars Sinai hospital.
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The Perth tragedy is every parent's worst nightmare
We tumble through our busy lives without pause, from breakfast-dropoff-work to pickup-dinner-bath-bed, using schedules and routines to keep ourselves on track. But what happens when those routines become unstuck?
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Conception
IVA part of the great fertility revolution
Victoria Lambert The experimental treatments that today’s fertility scientists keep coming up with are astonishing - such as IVA, a new treatment for women who experience premature menopause.
Woman accused of impregnating maid with husband's sperm
Nicole Pryor A New Zealand woman has been accused of secretly injecting her husband's sperm into their maid in a bizarre Dubai court case.
Couple tries crowdfunding for IVF baby
Muslim cleric says driving damages ovaries
The weird and wonderful history of the pregnancy test
Coping with secondary infertility
Pregnancy
Tracking baby's moves may reduce stillbirths
Julie Power A mobile phone app has been found to help mothers to be more aware of their unborn babies' movements, helping reduce cases of stillbirth.
Chevron withdraws 'discriminatory' recruitment form
Leanne Nicholson A Chevron recruitment form widely criticised for asking potential employees how many still births or abortions they have has been withdrawn by the resources giant.
Women still in the dark on drinking while pregnant
Chevron job form asks how many 'stillbirths' an applicant has had
Women prescribed psychiatric drugs left at risk of birth defects
Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR): the facts
Birth
Do modern dads cut the cord?
Libby Hakim With the increasing role many dads play in the care of babies and children, has the symbolic act of cutting the umbilical cord become redundant? Or are fathers still keen to carry on the tradition?
Free-birthing on the rise
Jo Hartley It’s a controversial practice that has been branded both dangerous and irresponsible, but there's a growing trend among Australian women who are choosing to birth at home, free from any medical intervention or assistance.
Midwife on the run
How different cultures celebrate birth
Birth failure is more than a mindset
The push present trend
Photo Galleries
Baby
Doctors fight anti-vaccine push in battle for Australia's babies
Lucy Marks Health experts say there's no room for debate on the value of immunisation, despite protestations from the AVN.
Study: winter babies behave better than summer kids
COSIMA MARRINER Summer babies are more likely to struggle with sharing, concentrating, making friends and helping than those born during winter, new research suggests.
Can probiotics combat colic?
Those moments of clarity
Baby found dead in car outside daycare
Cots for every nursery and budget
Bargain buys for baby
Toddler
Man arrested after making Madeleine McCann boast
NICK MILLER British police have reportedly arrested a man after he boasted of having recently seen Madeleine McCann.
Walking: what’s normal and when to get help
CATHERINE RODIE Watching your child take their first steps is one of the great joys of parenting, but there's a huge variation in the age at which this important milestone takes place.
Madeleine McCann: police may be about to release photo of suspect
The first horrible home haircut
Couple welcomes baby 12 hours after son's tragic death
Couple welcomes baby 12 hours after son's tragic death
Being Dad
Do men with smaller 'nads make better dads?
Luke Malone A study has found a connection between testicle size and parenting ability. Yes, really.
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 ...
Dad in profile: Pat Cash
Michael Bublé: 'I didn't have that feeling of love for my son'
Dad's double dose of joy and frailty in neonatal world
Dad in profile: Peter Overton
Lifestyle
Why I'll never say 'when I win lotto ...'
Cecilia Robinson As my son grows up I want him to feel empowered, as if anything is possible - not that he needs to sit around waiting for "when he wins Lotto".
More women starting own businesses post-baby
JOHN COLLETT More women with successful careers are starting their own business or working for themselves from home after having children.