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New research: breastfeeding lowers SIDS risk
A review of breastfeeding research has found babies breastfed up to one-year-old and exclusively to six months had their risk of sudden and unexpected infant death more than halved.
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I just read something that made me feel guilty. And not just a little guilty - this is heavy-grade, industrial strength mother guilt.
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Have you ever visited the land of empty threats?
Empty threats are often blurted out by parents in the heat of the moment, when frustration with our children trumps all else. Kylie Orr revisits some of the pearlers she's come out with, and a few classics from years gone by.
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Meet the new Wiggles
A 20-year-old back-up dancer for the Wiggles will become the group's first female member, as part of a major line-up change.
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Tell us what you think to win
Have your say about what it means to be a mum and you'll go into the draw to win a grand prize valued at $5000, courtesy of Virgin Money.
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Conception
How your diet can improve your fertility
Paula Goodyer One study has found that one in three men and women are deficient in vitamin D, while one in eight can't properly absorb folate. Both are important in the baby-making process, so eating smarter can improve your chances of pregnancy.
Can you ever be ready for a baby?
Brooke Tasovac Before you get pregnant, you might have all the boxes ticked - with your career, home and travel plans all sorted - or you could be the ' let's just see what happens' type. No matter what your style, it can help to think about the emotional aspects of parenthood.
Better results for frozen embryos
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Katherine Heigl adopts baby number two
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Pregnancy
Morning sickness: the basics
Research indicates that up to 80 per cent of pregnant women get morning sickness in pregnancy. You might feel sick and vomit - and get a few other not-so-fun side effects of pregnancy, too. The good news is there are ways to help ease the nausea.
Common (and not so common) pregnancy symptoms, brought to you by Libra
So you think you might be pregnant… or just suffering from a random ailment you’ve never noticed before. Here are some ways your body can be trying to tell you you’re creating a new life.
Hope for victims of killer pregnancy condition
Jessica Simpson's last minute pregnancy news
The top baby names in Australia right now
Spotting and cramping in pregnancy
Birth
One mum's five-hour pregnancy
Amanda Prentice and her husband Bill had been trying to conceive for four years when they learnt that Amanda was pregnant - and just five hours later, they were parents.
Maggie Gyllenhaal gives birth to a baby girl
Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard have welcomed a second daughter, a little sister for Ramona.
Bruce Willis welcomes fourth daughter
Hilary Duff welcomes son
Philosophers' claim over moral right to kill newborns sparks outrage
Home Birth: What mums-to-be need to know
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Baby
The latest advice on starting solids
Introducing food to a baby’s diet is one of the biggest milestone of the first six months. But when should you start, and what can you give your child to eat? We look at the latest advice on starting solids.
My secret witching hour weapon
Amity Dry 5pm: witching hour. Not quite time for dinner and a bath, but everyone’s tired so activities are a challenge. Amity Dry reveals what gets her family through this tricky time of day: music.
Adverse reactions: Why some parents fear vaccines
What 'The Voice' can teach us about motherhood and creativity
Should anti-vaccination organisations be listed as charities?
BABYOLOGY RECOMMENDS: Babyology looks at the Bugaboo Neon
Toddler
Have you ever visited the land of empty threats?
Kylie Orr Empty threats are often blurted out by parents in the heat of the moment, when frustration with our children trumps all else. Kylie Orr revisits some of the pearlers she's come out with, and a few classics from years gone by.
Are you really there for your kids, or are you on your iPhone?
Amity Dry I just read something that made me feel guilty. And not just a little guilty - this is heavy-grade, industrial strength mother guilt.
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No more fussy eaters
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Being Dad
Top 10 myths about baby making
Being Dad Given the average couple can take over 10 months to fall pregnant, we thought it fitting to present 10 myths about conceiving.
Sick of the bloody kids? You're doing it wrong
Sam de Brito You have to wonder if the ''bloody kids'' have replaced ''the missus'' as the perceived ball and chain of the modern man.
Dad's parenting statements a hit
Dads left out of parenting classes
TV's most dysfunctional dads
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Lifestyle
New dad Hemsworth sleepless but happy
Chris Hemsworth has said fatherhood is fantastic, despite being starved of sleep - and that he's learning Spanish so in the future he can take part in conversations with his wife and daughter.
Jessica Marais and James Stewart: 'Meet our baby'
Jessica Marais and James Stewart have introduced their week-old baby daughter to the world in their first interview as parents.

















