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Your baby's first shoes, made with your own hands
Imagine someone saying to you, "Your baby’s shoes are magnificent, where’d you get them?" And you reply, "Oh, these? I made them."
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Mother bites off pit bull's ear to save toddler
What would you do if your child was being attacked by a vicious dog? One mother recently had to learn the hard way.
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This too shall pass: the ups and downs of parenthood
I've been busy repeating the age-old mantra, but I also need to remember that along with the tricky, stressful bits, some of the cute, quirky, funny things pass, too
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When the neighbours complain about your noisy kids
Neighbourhood disputes over noisy children are more common than you may think. So what can you do to ease tensions when your neighbours have a problem with how your kids play?
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Medication helps mums with depression succeed at breastfeeding
Breastfeeding mums are often told their medication may pass into their milk, but a new study suggests the benefits of taking antidepressants are greater than any risks to baby.
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Choosing to be a solo parent
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IVF leaves woman pregnant with another couple's twins
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Pregnancy
Can you make your baby smarter even before birth?
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Making labour less painful, naturally
Paula Goodyer In this era of amazing scientific and technological developments, why are there so few pain relief options for birth? And how can we help make the process a little more comfortable for women?
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'My mother-in-law found out our baby's gender behind our backs'
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Pregnancy essentials for the second and third trimesters
Birth
Delayed cord clamping no barrier to skin-to-skin contact
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Why I loved my third home water birth
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Mum's the word when it comes to baby news
Birth photos: Birth photos on the rise
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Photo Galleries
Baby
Your baby's first shoes, made with your own hands
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Is this the world's most expensive daycare?
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Medication helps mums with depression succeed at breastfeeding
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Toddler
Mother bites off pit bull's ear to save toddler
LETITIA ROWLANDS What would you do if your child was being attacked by a vicious dog? One mother recently had to learn the hard way.
The milestones I can't wait to celebrate
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Mum's heartbreak as son dies in road accident
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Being Dad
Stay-at-home dad tries, fails to crowdfund a salary
Kasey Edwards Imagine launching a crowdfunding campaign to ask strangers to pay you an income for parenting. That was one dad's grand plan - but it didn't go quite as planned.
To my girls on their first birthday
You don’t know is how the past year has affected me as a person. You don’t know how I’ve changed, and how my perspectives have been completely displaced and realigned. This is comforting to me – I want you to know me for who I am now.
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Parents warned about posting kids' photos online
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When do adults need to be immunised?
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