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Timesaving tips for running your household
Essential Kids members and full-time working mothers share their tips on how they juggle work, children, and getting everyone up and out the door every morning. On time!
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The relaxed mummy files: The work juggle
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Mums are embracing Uber as a career option
The flexible working hours make it a family-friendly job
Tasmanian boy uses viral fame to do more good for sick kids in hospital
A 12-year-old boy from Tasmania has taken charitable giving to the next level. The inspiring youngster makes a cuddly toy every day, to comfort sick children in hospital.
If you have a little girl - you need to watch this thought-provoking video
Simply called "Possibility" the short clip introduces us to five-year-old Ellie.
Argentina's first teacher with Down syndrome shatters stereotypes to achieve her dream
When Noelia Garella was a small child a day care centre director rejected her application and called her a "monster". Now, aged 31, she has overcome a life of prejudice to become Argentina's first teacher with Down syndrome.
CoverGirl announces James Charles for its very first CoverBoy
When we first wrote about 17-year-old James Charles and his amazing beauty skills, there was little doubt he was a star in the making.
‘Just a nurse?’ Woman’s heartfelt letter to those who devalue her profession
A nurse from Queensland, Australia, has been praised for a heartfelt open letter she wrote following a meeting with an acquaintance who described her as 'just a nurse'.
Employers step in to ease parents' school holiday headache
For many parents, keeping children occupied during the long school holidays can be a nightmare.
Teen boy with Down syndrome's letter asking for a job goes viral
A 16-year-old boy who has Down Syndrome, wrote a letter asking for help finding a weekend job.
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He used to be homeless. Now he runs a business at the age of 13.
I hope you take pride in all you have accomplished," the president wrote to the formerly homeless child.
Fired teen refused to be paid less than a man, now Hillary Clinton wants her to talk
Jensen Walcott, 17, could never have imagined that asking a simple question about why her pay was less than a male co-worker's, could land her where she did.
It's time Australians started going to their happy place
I love holidays of all kinds, so how did it get to this, asks Jenna Price.
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