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Christmas 2005 was my best Christmas EVER. I spent the day knee deep in mud, shared one slice of Christmas cake with my family and sang Christmas carols with complete strangers. We were travelling to the Maasai Mara in Kenya in a rusty old minivan and spent 14 hours of Christmas Day waiting, patiently, to…
With so many parenting books telling you how to get your baby to sleep, it comes as a shock when you reach the toddler and preschool years with one that still doesn’t sleep well. 25% of all five year olds are still waking during the night and this can cause a huge strain on the…
Today we ventured into the City to view the opening of the Myer Giftorium. The Myer Giftorium offers more than just a store to find Christmas Presents. It offers a store stocked with gifts for the whole family and on top of this; a Santaland where Children can not only meet Santa, they can ride…
Fitting in your exercise around kids, work and everyday life can be challenging but not impossible. If you have the luxury of being able to have a kid free workout say at the gym- awesome but if childcare is largely up to you, you’ll have to find creative ways to stay fit and healthy. What’s…
The decision of whether to go back to work after having children has long been a vexed question and one peppered with emotion: but often those emotions belong to others who deflect them on to you, so it is important to remember that you are the ultimate decision-maker! In my view, women who have invested…
Today’s society is complicated and stressful. Life is moving at such a fast pace and combined with the increase in living expenses, many families are struggling to survive. Mums juggling work and family commitments are increasingly feeling stressed; time poor and over committed. Like many other mums, I need to work. In an effort to…
While working with families during and after the Black Saturday Bushfires, I was blessed to see the true benefits pets can bring to a child’s life. So many people, mostly us grown-ups were telling the kids how they should be feeling, what they should be doing to cope and more. The truth was what they…
You have already given your baby the most wonderful gift by choosing to breastfeed. Now you may be wondering what to do when you return to work. It can be an emotional transition to wean your breastfed baby to the bottle. We spoke to Jane Barry who is a Registered Nurse, Midwife and Child Health…
Helpling, the new online booking service for home cleaning, asked their top cleaner, Anthony Dunne to compile a list disclosing some tricks of the trade for chemical free cleaning that everyone can apply to their household “Natural products like salt, sugar and even lemons make great cake ingredients yes! But they also act as great…
Returning to the workforce after a “family break” can be extremely exciting. But it can also be fraught with fear, anticipation and particularly guilt. Nowadays it is quite rare that a woman will be a full-time stay-at-home mum. Although this may be the ideal scenario for many, particularly first-time mothers, other factors may come into…
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