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Rebecca Whitfield-Baker

Rebecca Baker is a senior writer at The Advertiser and Sunday Mail in Adelaide, where her focus is on families and young people, issues relevant to everyday people and the trends affecting everyday life. As a storyteller she is passionate about sharing and celebrating the extraordinary efforts and successes of our mums, dads, kids, educators, sporting coaches, health practitioners and community stalwarts.

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Plympton, Adelaide, Friday October 9, 2020. Lyndal Redman pictured at home with her son Lincoln (11 Months). Lyndal is an Adelaide documentary maker who lost her first child to miscarriage, and after learning so many others had endured the same heartache but hadn’t felt like they could speak about it,  she set about creating an online documentary series, to be released this week. Photo Sam Wundke

The real-life toll of miscarriage

‘It doesn’t matter how far along in your pregnancy it is, that child was wanted, it is still a loss.’ An Adelaide documentary-maker this week shares the real stories of pregnancy loss.

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Dark haired little child eating popcorn scared in shock with a surprise face, afraid and excited with fear expression istock image

When is a TV ad too scary for kids?

Some children are being left so terrified by the ads they see on TV or billboards they are experiencing nightmares, wetting their beds and are afraid to be alone, says the nation’s peak children’s media watchdog.

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Cyber Safety. CyberSafety.  ySafe founder Jordan Foster. PICTURE : ROSS SWANBOROUGH.

The dark side of ‘Tinder for teens’

SA was shocked this week to learn a paedophile impregnated a teenager he groomed on an app for children. Experts are now warning parents to wake up to these “honey pots for predators”.

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