Between sick kids, crazy schedules, and zero time to spare, telehealth is the parenting lifeline you didn’t know you needed. From medical certificates to late-night GP chats, here’s how you get fast, reliable care with the click of a button.
Netflix’s Adolescence is raw, real, and impossible to ignore. This four-part series dives into toxic masculinity and the dangers of unchecked behaviour.
As a mum of two boys, this one hit hard—because Jamie? He’s everywhere. And his story is a wake-up call for all of us.
As a mum, you’re no stranger to juggling multiple responsibilities—getting the kids ready for school,…
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On average, it takes someone seven attempts to leave an abusive relationship.If you are a victim of domestic violence, it’s important to know about the financial support available, including the $5000 escaping violence payment. Here’s everything you need to know and how to take the steps to break free.
An elite Queensland College has expelled whistleblower students—not for committing any offence, bullying, and certainly not for breaking any school rules. Their “crime”? Speaking out against a vile “unrapeable” list created by their classmates, which targeted female students with degrading, humiliating comments. And the kicker? Their punishment is IDENTICAL to the person who wrote the list! SERIOUSLY!
For Jeni Haynes, the abuse started when she was a baby. Her first alter, Symphony, was created when Jeni was just a little girl. These alters, or personalities, have protected Jeni throughout her child and helped lead to her abuser’s conviction. This is her story. Trigger warning.
Whether you’re struggling with constant conflict, feeling disconnected, or simply realising that you’re no longer happy, divorce is a significant step that affects not just your relationship but your emotional well-being, family dynamics, and future. Here’s some advice and resources from one of our mums who’s been there.
No parent ever wants to think their child is a bully, but it happens. You might get a call from the school, or another parent, and feel blindsided. However, bullying isn’t just a phase or harmless behaviour — it’s serious and can cause long-term damage to everyone involved.
A Sydney family has been left heartbroken and shattered after their 12-year-old daughter, Charlotte, took her own life, with her parents saying relentless bullying was to blame.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re running on empty, constantly juggling a million tasks, and wondering how much longer you can keep going, you’re not alone. That overwhelming fatigue, the ongoing stress that never seems to fade, and the feeling of being pulled in every direction has a name, parental burnout.
Nothing prepares you for the death of your parent. There’s no handbook on grief, no…