5 tips to avoid stress eating these holidays, write Saman Khalesi, Charlotte Gupta and Talitha Best The holiday season can be a time of joy, celebration, and indulgence in delicious foods and meals. However, for many, it can also be an emotional and stressful period. This stress...
Tom Whelan reflects on the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren—and the timeless lessons passed between generations. The Land of Whatever You Want My children’s grandmother lives by the sea in a place we call The Land of Whatever You Want.“Ice-cream for breakfast? Sure, smother it in...
It's never to early to get a head start on festive DIY projects right?? Like these quick and easy homemade Halloween party ideas! Marshmallow Ghosts This would make a great centerpiece. Marshmallow ghost skewer, anyone? Scary Fruit Cups Grab a bunch of fruit cups and get creative with your...
Not all processed foods are bad for you, Clare Collins writes. Here’s what you can tell from reading the label If you follow wellness content on social media or in the news, you’ve probably heard that processed food is not just unhealthy, but can cause serious...
When it comes to stepping out, Alex A. G. Taub’s son refuses to toe the line. Last year, my son gave me my first Father’s Day gift – some insight into his future sense of humour. As a ‘professional’ father, I found the lesson that accompanied...
From Donna Hay's Easy Weeknight Dinners, a very healthy, simple and tasty meal for the whole family: Quinoa, Chicken and Kale Fritters Ingredients 500g chicken mince 2 cups (320g) cooked quinoa, cooled 2 cups (100g) trimmed and finely shredded kale leaves 200g firm feta, crumbled 2 eggs 2 teaspoons finely...
The 2025 CBCA Book of the Year Winners has just been announced. It's the 79th CBCA Book of the Year Awards winners list and the CBCA's 80th Year of incorporation. The List of Notables was published at the end of February. The Shortlist was announced at the...
Lisa Johnson comes to the realisation that she is reliving her own past disappointments through her son. The Dance, the Awards, and the Quiet Fury Every second year at my son’s school, there is a dance. Each child attends a series of lessons to learn dances such...
Jennifer Dudding reflects on the competitive undercurrent of modern-day children's parties. The Cake That Broke Me My legs were aching, pins and needles creeping through the soles of my feet, and my upper arms were starting to seize up. I felt elation and exhaustion in equal measure,...
John Hughes’s temporary experience of being a stay-at-home dad enables him finally to understand why parents ask teachers so many questions. Juggling Roles at School and at Home I am in the unusual, but not unique, situation of having my daughter attend Kindergarten at the school where...
