Is your child gearing up for Book Week? Children’s Book Week (August 16–23, 2025). Do they love stories about farming, animals, or where their food comes from? Here’s a great opportunity to get their school, preschool or childcare centre involved in a nationwide giveaway just in...
Reset Moves transforms any mobile device into a 'wellbeing' companion for Neurodivergent Kids An Aussie-made app designed to help neurodivergent kids move, focus and feel better has just received a major international endorsement. Reset Moves, a wellbeing app full of fun, short physical activities, has been officially...
Google Australia has teamed up with Life Ed and Healthy Harold to launch a new initiative aimed at helping parents and teachers guide kids safely through the digital world. A United Effort to Keep Kids Safe OnlineWith children spending more time than ever online, the risks...
Kids love Mac and Cheese! Our easy Baked Mac and Cheese recipe has a homemade cheesy sauce, crispy bacon, and golden buttery breadcrumbs, writes Lauren Allen It is totally restaurant-worthy and will win over the whole family! [caption id="attachment_73300" align="aligncenter" width="591"] Taste Better From Scratch -Image Pinterest[/caption] Ingredients ...
While divorce wasn’t part of the plan, Geoff Anderson finds it has made him a happier person and a better father. My parents will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary in two years. When I married, I naturally expected to spend the rest of my life with...
Students are neither left nor right-brained, writes Kate E. Williams. How some early childhood educators get this ‘neuromyth’ and others wrong. Many teachers and parents know that neuroscience, studying how the brain functions and develops, is important for children’s education. Brain development is recommended as part of...
Many IVF optional extras – or ‘add-ons’ – are not supported by good-quality evidence that shows they are effective or safe, report Dr Sarah Lensen and Sara Attinger. A new website now helps patients navigate these options For many patients, IVF is a stressful and overwhelming...
Can what you eat during pregnancy and breastfeeding affect whether your child develops food allergies? Researchers Jennifer Koplin, Debbie Palmer and Desalegn Markos Shifti find some answers. Many questions pop up when you’re growing or raising a new baby. Among them, women often wonder if what they eat...
Is your child anxious about going on school camp? Asks Micah Boerma. Here are four ways to prepare your anxious child to attend and enjoy camp. One of the highlights of the school year is an overnight excursion or school camp. These can happen as early...
GMP Law (Gerard Malouf and Partners) has commenced a national investigation* into the standard of care delivered by child care centres across Australia, following serious concerns that some providers may have failed to meet their legal and regulatory obligations. As part of this investigation, we are...
