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What autism looks like in toddlers: VIDEO
The average age of ASD diagnosis is 4 years of age, despite the fact that about half of children with this disorder may be detected by age 14 months.
Trusting your instincts
How maternal instinct can be a valuable tool for mums when they know something just isn't right with their child.
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When to screen for autism? As early as 14 months, study finds
If results are confirmed by independent research, this would be the earliest age this has proven feasible.
Eat your veggies: Meet the parents raising vegan families
Robyn Chuter's two children are repulsed by the smell and sight of meat.
How a popcorn snack ended in emergency surgery for toddler Nash
"All of this over popcorn which is eaten on a regular basis in our home,."
ANCAP calls for child-saving car occupant detection technology
Australia’s crash testing authority is pleading for vehicle manufacturers to increase occupant detection systems following the recent death of a Sydney toddler.
We need to buy time for Josephine: Cancer researcher's race to save his own daughter
When it comes to childhood cancer, none is more terrifying than DIPG.
There's mould in your kids' bath toys (and that's probably OK)
Bath toys are the perfect breeding ground for mould spores - but experts say it's unlikely to cause harm to healthy kids.
How to make sure Christmas is fun, but safe, for your child with an allergy
Christmas was my favourite time of year, until I had a child with an allergy.
Babies and toddlers at greater risk from second-hand smoke than previously thought
A study has revealed some babies and toddlers have as much cotinine in their systems as if they were smokers themselves.
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A toddler needs extremely rare blood to beat cancer. The world is helping her find it
Toddler Zainab needs blood transfusions as chemotherapy shrinks her tumour. The only problem is her extremely rare blood.
Do you know the correct first-aid in the event of a burn?
Kieran was five when his pyjamas caught alight, but his mother's quick thinking may have prevented his injuries from being even worse
Button battery inquest opens: 'They never believed us'
Three times, tiny Isabella Rees was sent home from hospital, as doctors wrote off her vomiting and fever as symptoms of an infection.
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