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Kids and screens: why it's not all bad news

Kids and screens: why it's not all bad news

Rather than viewing technology as a boogeyman that will doom our children, parents should be clear-eyed and realistic about the limits they set.

  • by Katherine Reynolds

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The case for coddling your children
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The case for coddling your children

Really? Did you really turn out fine, dater of women half your age? Are you actually doing all right, libertarian racist?

  • by Peter Birkenhead
Serena Williams 'Greatest Momma of All Time' on husband's billboards
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Serena Williams 'Greatest Momma of All Time' on husband's billboards

She's dubbed tennis' "Greatest Of All Time" (GOAT) but Serena Williams' husband wants the world to know his wife earned another title on maternity leave.

  • by Mary Ward
Why women don't pursue sexual assaults in court
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Why women don't pursue sexual assaults in court

"After days of agonising, we walked away."

  • by Sandy*
'I was feeling really alone': Volunteers support struggling new mums

'I was feeling really alone': Volunteers support struggling new mums

A successful program pairs overwhelmed new mums with experienced and specially-trained older mothers who provide support. 

  • by Anna Prytz
Queenslanders weigh up US furore over Facebook app for kids
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Queenslanders weigh up US furore over Facebook app for kids

Queensland parents and researchers voice concerns about Messenger Kids, the controversial app tipped to hit Australian shores soon.

  • by Anna Levy
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Science's new toy should scare us all
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Opinion

Science's new toy should scare us all

You’ll be pressured to pay for your unborn kid to have its Alzheimer's, breast cancer or cystic fibrosis gene removed before birth.

  • by Elizabeth Farrelly
Reflux risk for babies of anxious mothers
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Reflux risk for babies of anxious mothers

Babies of first-time mothers with mental health disorders are almost five times as likely to be admitted to hospital with reflux.

  • by Kate Aubusson
The app gap: what cyber psychology tells us about kids and screens
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Parenting

The app gap: what cyber psychology tells us about kids and screens

Have I been doing my child a disservice by digitally amputating her from the world of apps?

  • by Brad Ridout
Thousands of Queenslanders fined for exposing kids to cigarette smoke in cars
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Thousands of Queenslanders fined for exposing kids to cigarette smoke in cars

Smokers have had to cough up about $800,000 after being caught lighting up while there were children in the car.

  • by Felicity Caldwell
Primary school principal wants parents to let their kids off the leash
Parenting

Primary school principal wants parents to let their kids off the leash

Giving children the freedom to make their own way to the shops, park, school or friends’ homes will 'nurture a more empowered child'.

  • by Henrietta Cook