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Rainbow Families Australia is proud to announce its move to become a national organisation, uniting state-based groups and strengthening its commitment to supporting and empowering LGBTQ+ families nationwide. Rainbow Families is the leading voice for LGBTQ+ families in Australia. The charity… Continue Reading >
As the festive season approaches, gift-giving often becomes a central focus. While it can be a joyful experience, it also presents unique challenges for separated families navigating life in two homes. Here are some strategies for managing Christmas gifts across… Continue Reading >
Little things can mean the world to our children, especially during significant life changes. Reflecting on past Christmases, I’ve noticed how my kids have been affected by what seemed like the smallest changes to me. One year, I suggested setting… Continue Reading >
Celebrating Christmas across two homes can be challenging, but with early preparation and open communication, it can become a joyful and low-free experience for everyone. Here are some crucial steps to ensure a smooth holiday season. Start with Your Parenting… Continue Reading >
The festive season offers a unique opportunity for co-parents to teach their children the joy of giving, even across two homes. Whether or not your co-parent will do the same, facilitating your child’s gift-giving to them is a meaningful way… Continue Reading >
By Sarah Smith of Bayside Dietetics www.baysidedietetics.com.au Facebook Bayside Dietetics Instagram BaysideDietetics According to the Chicago Tribune, President George W Bush famously declared “I do not like broccoli and I haven’t liked it since I was a little kid… Continue Reading >
According to Australia’s most recognised breastfeeding expert, Pinky McKay, a father’s impact is the single most crucial factor in breastfeeding success – and no, he doesn’t have to bare his man boobs! (see clip Meet The Fockers – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xoVutcfKNk) Pinky,… Continue Reading >
Let’s look at parenting this way: there are 18 summers to enjoy your child before they are officially called an adult. Even less, to be realistic, since when they become a teenager, their summer holidays will look a lot different… Continue Reading >
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