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'A onesie saved my son's life'
A woman has found a different use for her onesie when she gave birth in it, catching the baby in her pants leg in a hospital car park.
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Passenger jailed for slapping toddler
A federal judge has sentenced a man who pleaded guilty to slapping a crying toddler on a flight to serve eight months in federal prison.
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'Won't an only be lonely?' and other comments a mum of one doesn’t need to hear
I can quite confidently say that I’m happy to continue my journey on the path to Destination Single Child. So why is it that other people find that idea so hard to accept?
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Parenting after breast cancer
Though it was a suitably grim time, cancer had gifted me with an insight into the fragility of life, and every minute with my children would now count. But my new philosophy wasn't without its challenges.
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Is it okay to send your kids to daycare while you're on holidays?
It's the time of year when workers everywhere take a few days break from the daily grind, but is it okay to still send your kids to childcare and enjoy the serenity? It seems parents are divided on the topic.
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