Monopoly theme park to open in Australia
Added drawcard for parents: The kids will have to roll a double to get out of jail in this indoor Monopoly theme park.
Category: News & trends
The latest happenings relevant to being a mum
Tired of caring? You’re not alone
Meg Bignell’s The Angry Women’s Choir shines the spotlight on how caregiving and emotional labour have become "horrible undervalued and compromise…
How to talk to kids about the floods
Children can be impacted by floods in a variety of ways. Here are some tips on how parents can help children affected or worried about floods.
Raising strong daughters in the 21st century
Two leading parenting writers—Maggie Dent and Madonna King—share the problems our girls face today, and the secret to raising strong daughters.
Hilarious photos of Prince Louis will make you feel better as a mum
Prince Louis's Queen's Platinum Jubilee performances on the first and final days prove four-year-olds are all the same, royal or not.
Researchers learn how to identify babies at risk of SIDS
Breakthrough discovery means we know why SIDS happen and may be able to prevent it from claiming babies' lives in the near future.
Jules Sebastian: Raising children is about surrender
“Of course, as we all say, we never want it any other way, but sometimes I want to have a leisurely brunch, I'm not going to lie.”
Former Bunnings transformed into Australia’s largest indoor play centre
You may never be able to leave when Australia's largest playground opens later this year. Thankfully they have a cafe and a night market too.
The easiest—and hardest—decision
The choice of becoming a mother is more fraught than you think. Reviewing Gina Rushton's The Most Important Job in the World.
How to talk to children about the Russia-Ukraine war
We chat with a child psychologist about her top tips on answering your kids' questions about the Russia-Ukraine war.
Bluey house comes to life in Brisbane suburb
A classic Queenslander was transformed into a real life version of Bluey house—bedroom, bathroom, playroom, everything.
A car crash killed three of their six children: How the parents reacted
What would you do to protect your children? I bet your answer would be a variation of “everything”.