Tag Archives: parents

When you find out you are pregnant with twins or triplets, there is a world of emotions that you go through feeling. It is completely normal to feel all these different emotions at once and not all of the emotions… Continue Reading >

  Retrospectively looking back at the difference in eager and enthusiastic lovemaking pre-baby to what happens after a baby is born, there is a significant contrast between the two. The levels of passion in the bedroom go from one extreme… Continue Reading >

Helping your children with their learning throughout COVID-19 school lockdowns has been an enormous challenge. And as a teacher, I believe it is you​ the parents​who should be awarded a joint “Australian of the Year” for the way you’ve all… Continue Reading >

by Edwina Baden-Powell, Head of Production – ClickView Australia   The rapid advance of the internet has brought with it near-ubiquitous access to pornography, including by those under the age of 18. No matter how hard parents and schools try… Continue Reading >

Media kindly brought to you by Purebaby   You may be wondering how kids swimwear ties into our changing climate and the state of the environment, and we’re glad you asked! First, let’s backtrack a little, to reflect on how… Continue Reading >

  If I was to say, “if you do one thing today, it’s to take some time out for yourself” what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? With being a busy mum or dad, you may see this as… Continue Reading >

Written by Dr Tessa Grigg and Bindy Cummings   Teacher training for parents is not something we spend time thinking about when we have a little new baby and sleep deprivation is a feature of our new world. However, as… Continue Reading >

Media kindly brought to you by Mylight   A positive association with bedtime and the dark is important for kids of all ages, in order to form healthy habits and expectations for sleep. Parents devote a great deal of time… Continue Reading >

Article attributed to Professor Jerome Sarris. N.B: Professor Jerome Sarris, an independent scientific advisor to Fiji Kava.   After a baby is born, new parents are sometimes shocked to discover how little sleep they get in the first few months…. Continue Reading >

These days parents are spoiled for choice in finding resources and supports available to help them to keep their children safe. Fantastic protective behaviours programs such as My Underpants Rule, Daniel Morcombe Foundation’s Australia’s Biggest Child Safety Lesson, Love Bites… Continue Reading >