‘Mumming’ is Meant to be Messy Not Perfect
By: Laura Bennett
Hosting Sober Awkward, a comedy podcast following two former party animals as they navigate life without alcohol, Victoria’s laying out her life again in Mumming. Read more
Is There a ‘Right’ Amount of Time to Take Off After Having a Baby?
By: Kourtney Smith
Channel Seven’s AFL commentator Abbey Holmes recently gave birth to a healthy baby boy. She returned to work seven weeks later, a decision that drew both praise and criticism.
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Helping Babies Thrive: How Churches are Empowering Vulnerable Mothers
By: Bridget Hadfield
Every mother wants to give her baby the best start in life. But for many, especially in vulnerable communities, that desire is met with real challenges such as limited access to healthcare and postnatal support, the pressure to return to work and harmful myths about breastfeeding.
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Would You Trust a AI to Help Raise Your Child?
By: Bec Harris
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic dream, it’s becoming part of daily life. But could it ever truly replace the human touch in raising a child?
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Engaging The Next Generation of School Parents
By: Mark McCrindle
The educational landscape is continually evolving, and with each new generation, the dynamics of parent-school engagement shift.
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Helping Your Child Read: There’s Help Available
By: Jordana Grace
For parents juggling homework battles and bedtime routines, the struggle to get children engaged with reading is all too familiar.
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The Power of Praise: Why Encouragement Matters for Your Kids
By: Bec Harris
Raising confident children starts with the words we speak. According to Natalie Nicholls, founder of PLECS Learning, praise plays a key role.
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Screens and Parenting: Insights From ‘The Anxious Generation’
By: Michelle Nortje
Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation is a interesting exploration of the modern mental health crisis among young people. Read more
How to Raise Independent Kids
By: Feranmi Taiwo
Letting go can be scary, but raising confident, capable kids starts earlier than you think. Susan Woodworth explores how parents can nurture independence, even in toddlers.
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