I want to lie about the sex of our baby to shut everyone up
“My MIL is pestering us and wouldn’t believe we didn’t find out… so to lie about it is the only option.” Do you think this will work?
“My MIL is pestering us and wouldn’t believe we didn’t find out… so to lie about it is the only option.” Do you think this will work?
“Charlotte made a mistake in a moment of grief. She did not mean to do this. She did not understand.” This story contains sensitive content.
“These are memories we want to keep in our hearts forever.”
“If you think I’m a bad mum, I’ll just take inspiration from Lily in response.”
The recent birth of Justin and Hailey Bieber’s first child has signalled the rise of an unexpected new baby name trend, experts say.
Cleo’s parents have shared a heartwarming update on their daughter Cleo, who was snatched from her sleeping bag in WA three years ago.
Three years after Cleo Smith’s kidnapping in remote Western Australia, her parents have shared a heartwarming update.
“She said I was overreacting and I was putting ‘my child’ before ‘my family’.”
The heartbroken parents of a toddler who tragically and suddenly died at a daycare centre have opened up about their horrific loss.
Mark Bowness always wanted to be a dad – but he was forced to pay a shocking amount to realise that dream thanks to a “backwards” policy.
A daycare worker has shared one child’s name that is so bizarre, the girl’s grandmother refused to use it.
A couple had their baby’s name rejected by a court over concerns it would case “future embarrassment to the child”.
A common baby toy gift set sold across Target stores all over Australia has been recalled due to a potentially fatal issue in one of the plastic items.
An Aussie primary school has written to parents assuring them they are remaining “vigilant” after a young girl was pricked while picking up a discarded needle on the school grounds.
The family can no longer afford private rentals in their city, and haven’t been able to secure any social housing.
“She found out on the night that she was the only one not staying, the only one going home.”
“I know she probably meant this to be comforting, but it wasn’t at all,” Jess said. Warning: This article contains sensitive topics.
“She violated my daughter, so I called the cops.”
“She won’t sign. She hates it. I even tried to forge her signature and was busted when the school questioned her.”
“She doesn’t know you and I’m allowed to set boundaries,” a mum explains in a very relatable viral rant.
The streaming service claimed the series is not based on a true story, but some viewers aren’t buying it, labelling it “poor taste” and “tacky”.
“We would hold his hands to stop him scratching at open sores, and tried all sorts of creams, but it had got so bad that he had stopped smiling. Nothing was working.”
The single mum-of-two has her reasons – and they’re points even married mums will be able to relate to.
Former neighbours of the disgraced former childcare teacher have expressed their shock over his crimes.
Aussie mum Lucy says that she’s okay with not having her kids full time
You can take our skinny jeans and side parts from our cold dead hands. Plus, the words you should never say to the mother of a picky eater, and why can’t mums take their own advice?
Most parenting books talk about puberty starting from age 10, with periods starting from age 12.
Em and Leah unpack some age-old hang ups about giving birth and the dad who can’t handle a dirty nappy.
This week Leah and Em answer questions about whether you should give into the demands of your in-laws, is it wrong to not clean up your children’s mess at a restaurant, should you feel obligated to help at your children’s school and setting boundaries with in-laws.
Do kids need tough love, a gentle push or something in between? Em and Leah talk about finding the balance.
Producer Nina brings Em and Leah some of the most interesting dilemmas sent in to Mum Club this week.
Em and Leah go over the laws and the guidelines about leaving your kids alone at home, how young is too young?
Em and Leah get into the inbox this week, and tackle bullying, first heartbreaks and the financial burden of a baby shower.
This week, we talk about all things Daycare from who should get priority to waiting lists, to what age your kids should start. Em and Leah also discuss whether UGGs should be worn in public.
Who gets the final say in the baby name debate between mum and dad? Plus, sneaky holidays during the school term, yay or nay?
It’s Friday! Which means producer Nina asks Em and Leah the most interesting parenting dilemmas sent in to Mum Club this week.
As we reach the end of Dry July, Em and Leah are pondering the drinking culture around motherhood,
Nina, Em and Leah cover how to ask your mother to consider not holidaying when you need her help, what happens when you don’t see eye to eye with your partner around screen time and do you tell your daughter that she’s wearing too much make-up or just let it go?
Leah says enough is enough and brings in the big guns to help Em break a parenting habit that is making a rod for her own back.
Choosing a baby name is a big deal, but would you ever pay someone to do it for you? Parenting and Lifestyle writer for Kidspot, Eleanor Katelaris put this to the test and reports back with the names that were suggested for her future child.
Em, Leah and Nina cover how to deal with judgy colleagues, how to handle children’s birthday parties as an introverted parent and how to rekindle your sex life when you’re exhausted from looking after young children.
Nina asks Em and Leah how to navigate horrible teachers, is it okay to lend family a large sum of money and how to stand your ground when it comes to supermarket tantrums.
Leah brings a quirky topic to the table about the chemicals on store receipts and their potential link to decreasing fertility, with expert insight from Dr. Sam. They also discuss how to handle friendship breakups involving your kids and how to know when your child is ready for sleepovers.
This week, Em, Leah and Nina cover how to deal with negativity from mothers about motherhood, how to approach the death of a family pet with young children and whether or not revenge is the best way to get the Mothers day you want.
Is NAPLAN still relevant? Should you really get a ‘push’ present for, well, pushing out a kid? Plus, they’re spilling the tea on terrible Father’s Day gifts and how AI is basically the third parent in Leah’s home
Em and Leah are joined by Lachy and Simon from The Wiggles! They discuss navigating the world of parenting, what their children watch on television, and their new podcast for parents.
Em, Leah and Nina tackle the tricky conversation with your mother-in-law about feeding meat to your vegetarian child, how to rediscover your sexy self after (understandably!) gaining some baby weight, and whether you should be concerned if your child struggles to make friends
Em and Leah are joined by Lachy and Simon from The Wiggles. They cover how to make friends with other dads, how to best be there for your partner when they give birth and how to best lean into being a girl dad.
“Anything to keep them safe,” the mum-of-two wrote.
A frustrated mum is calling out parents who exclude certain kids from sleepover invites after her daughter was the only one left out. She argues…
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