Baby Health

Brace yourself! 9 common preschool illnesses to prepare for now

If your little one is heading off to daycare or preschool, then get ready for the onslaught of illnesses that inevitably come with those first few months of childcare life. Here are nine of the most common ones to look out for and what you…

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Sniffles and snuffles: 6 ways you can help your toddler’s miserable winter cold

It starts with a cough, then a sniffle, then suddenly your child is down with a full-blown cold. It’s no fun seeing your little one sick and unhappy, but there are a few small ways to soothe a sick toddler or preschooler. 1. Throw out the…

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My child is a noisy breather – what could it mean?

Babies and little children are loud and noisy; it’s a fact. While this is completely normal, when it comes to breathing, noisy can be disconcerting and sometimes a sign of something more serious going on. Different types of noisy breathing When you’re a parent (especially…

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The green snot myth: Here’s what it really means

That’s a great question Xavier! The first thing for us to think about is what is snot? When we are healthy, snot is just what scientists call mucus. Mucus is a gel that lines our nose, our intestines, and even our lungs. It’s very sticky and slippery….

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When missing children return: how can we avoid adding to Cleo Smith’s trauma?

Four-year-old Cleo Smith was found by Western Australian police last week, 18 days after going missing from a remote campsite. Being taken and removed from one’s family is a significantly traumatic event for any child. It disrupts their entire world. Children are dependent on their families and…

Home And Decor

“Me do it!” What to do when your toddler insists on doing everything themselves

Many houses across Australia regularly ring out with the screaming of a toddler who wants to do everything by themselves — and gets incredibly shirty when denied this often slow/messy pleasure. “Me do it myself!” The good news is that this is perfectly normal and…

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