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19 Feb
A mum shared her relatable parenting moment to Twitter, but not everyone found the photos of her newborn funny.Read more » -
17 Feb
A NSW mum has opened up about the pressure to wean children off breastfeeding – and explained why she’s proud to still be nursing her son, aged three.Read more » -
14 Jan
Australian researchers studied online resources for breastfeeding mothers and found very varied information about the handling, storage, and warming of expressed breast milk.Read more » -
10 Jan
There’s nothing like advice from people who have been there, done that. Take a look at the words of advice some Aussie business owners have found invaluable during their own journeys.Read more » -
16 Dec
Background- Business name: Boobie Brands, Industry: Foods for breastfeeding mothers, Number of employees: 10, Operating since: 2012, Location: Melbourne, Victoria.Read more » -
1 Dec
Boobie Bikkies creator and lactation consultant Pinky McKay came up with the concept of lactation cookies as a way to provide extra support to exhausted mums, and through a partnership with Byron Bay Cookies, she brought the idea to life.Read more » -
29 Aug
Kathryn Eisman is a two-time Emmy nominated journalist, two-time bestselling author, and founder of luxury fashion sock line, HighHeelJunglesocks. She’s currently the fashion reporter for Fox LA’s Good Day LA (she lives in Los Angeles) and entertainment correspondent on Sunrise and The Morning Show, and has also worked as a journalist with E!, NBC in the US and Foxtel here in Oz. We met when I was Editor-in-Chief of Cleo magazine and Kathryn proposed a hilarious but very helpful dating column, which I immediately picked up. Her website kathryneisman.com was created because she felt there “are so many websites but not that many which catered for women as a whole. Mum’s sites are popular, and career sites, but nothing as a whole.Read more » -
29 Aug
Carrying a baby can do strange things to your body, from making your nose bigger to giving you swollen ankles. Australian model and Instagram influencer, Belle Lucia, has just shared the reality of another side effect. The 24-year-old posted a bikini photo showing her baby bump as well as the veins on her chest, which she attributed to her pregnancy. “I know I got a veiny chest," the half German half Portuguese model wrote. "Happens because your blood volume increases by 50 percent when pregnant and they go away after pregnancy when your blood volume returns."Read more » -
1 Jul
DOCTORS are warning new mums that scrolling through Facebook or texting while breastfeeding is hampering essential bonding with baby. The modern day habit of “brexting” is a growing phenomenon and the experts are worried about the impact on child development.Read more » -
17 Mar
Former House Rules contestant Maddi Wright has caused a stir with a controversial post telling a mum to stop feeding her newborn.Read more »
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