My husband told a waitress about my traumatic birth
“I was my birth. My body who did it. My heart who feels it. My decision to tell who I want to tell.”
Parenting
Major update after two boys found dead in NSW home
The boy’s father made the tragic discovery in the NSW property on Tuesday afternoon.
The public party move that has mums fuming
Em and Leah discuss the ethics of reserving public park benches for children’s birthday parties and whether school mums are becoming your core group of friends.
Grim update after coffee thrown on baby
Police are investigating a new line of inquiry after a man allegedly scalded a nine-month-old baby with hot coffee during a terrifying random attack.
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Dear parents, please stop telling me having kids sucks
“Maybe you hear my excitement about wanting kids and you want to dispel any naivety you think I might have… But it’s not your job to ‘warn’ me about the facts of parenting.”
Deepfakes, AI is here to stay: Here’s what parents must do
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Dad reduced to tears after hearing his daughter sing for the first time
Due to struggling with addiction, this dad never knew just how gorgeous his daughter’s voice was.
Pregnant woman outraged by ‘ruthless’ parking ticket
“This is just crappy behaviour,” she said on the radio show.
The Aussie hairdresser helping kids suffering from alopecia
After losing her hair at age 5, hairdresser Holly is helping other families struggling with alopecia.
‘I miss them every day, every hour, every minute’
It’s been a year since Christine Dawood lost her husband and son in one of the most publicly-scrutinised tragedies in recent memory.
Fresh warning over ‘politicised’ schools
A leading legal expert has warned that lowering the voting age to 16 could “politicise” schools and divide students and teachers.
‘Our baby monitor was hacked … It was moving right in front of me’
“I could see it moving and heard a muffled sound coming from it. I told my partner, ‘Our camera has been hacked’.”
Mum’s savage surgery after misdiagnosis’
“At that point I was contemplating what the rest of my life would look like, and if I would be able to keep living like how I had.”
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