Aussies point finger at ‘harmful’ TikTok
No country in the world has successfully mandated age restrictions for social media, but a new survey shows Australians still want the age limit raised.
Parenting
Influencer’s sad update on baby daughter
Her baby had been diagnosed with a rare genetic condition, and fell into a comatose state for more than 100 hours.
Toddlers escape daycare onto busy road
A young mum is demanding answers after her two young children walked out a daycare centre, onto a busy road.
Melbourne boy’s shock ‘childhood dementia’ diagnosis
Little Noah was diagnosed with a deadly genetic disease nicknamed childhood dementia because of its devastating symptoms. But his family are determined to fight for his future.
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Mental health in children: How to spot the warning signs
Mental health, cyber bullying and vaping are some of the many issues young Aussies are facing. See experts’ tip on how to help them navigate the minefield.
Health status of young Australians revealed
Teenagers’ rate of physical exercise and vegetable intake is alarmingly low. See the biggest health issues young Aussies are facing and tips to improve their wellbeing.
Unlikely way to solve big problem for Aussie kids
One in four Aussie school-aged kids are overweight. Here’s what could be the key to helping them get active and eat healthier food.
The best foods for babies, what to avoid
Eight in ten babies and toddlers are not eating enough vegetables. See the foods to embrace – and what you need to cut out.
Aussie kids spending too much time on screens
Aussie toddlers are spending longer than they should on electronic devices, which is impeding their development. See tips on how to get your kids more active.
How a ‘readymoon’ can prepare would-be parents for a baby
Many couples trying for a baby don’t realise how much planning and patience is needed but experts say a “readymoon” can help them prepare for the big event.
‘Every child should have the right to access these services’
One in 700 Australian is children born with cerebral palsy and experts say access to early intervention therapies can be life-changing, even for babies as young as two months old.
Elyse Knowles on self-care, sleep and the challenges of motherhood
‘Doing the food shopping alone is a treat’
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