Snoring slows babies’ learning ability
CHILDREN as young as one are getting their tonsils removed to help them stop snoring, as research suggests it can slow their learning.
Babies
Celeb babies: A powerful formula
CELEB mums are sharing more about their kid’s lives than ever, but are they trading on their tots for an instant profile boost, or are they just proud parents?
Gay dads eligible for paid parental leave
GAY parents now have the same rights as heterosexual couples and will be eligible for paid parental leave.
Time breastfeeding mum slams mag
JAMIE Lynne Grumet says confronting cover image of her breastfeeding her three-year-old son was an out-take.
The first cut is the deepest
TO circumcise or not? It’s an emotive question that confronts the parents of newborn boys across the world.
Dog slobber could solve child allergy problems
WHAT DO dogs, siblings and a dose of germs have in common? They could be the recipe for reducing the risk of children developing an egg allergy.
Sleep techniques ‘safe for infants’
NEW study shows children exposed to the controversial “controlled comforting” sleep techniques suffer no long-term damage – and their mother’s mental health also improves.
Baby’s many faces over 62 seconds
HOW many super quick mood swings can a baby have in 62 seconds after waking up from a nap? See for yourself.
Smart ways to live on one income
HAVING a baby is one of the most expensive life stages, yet many of us find ourselves living on one household income rather than two. So how is it done?
Helping a newborn baby to sleep
GETTING a newborn baby to sleep is one of life’s great mysteries. Thankfully, expert parenting website Kidspot has these tips to share for all new parents.
Will your kid be a success?
JOE versus Dashiel. Kate versus Isabella. What does your child’s name mean for their future?
Most popular Aussie baby names
WHAT are the most popular Australian baby names of all time, which old favourites are hanging in there and which new names – and spellings – are on the rise?
Formula vs breastfeeding debate
EXPECTANT mums and their partners were told baby formula was “like AIDS” during a breastfeeding class.
Mums racking up ‘super baby debts’
MOTHERS may be racking up tens of thousands of dollars in “super baby debts” as they take time out from the workforce to have children.
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