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Sometimes the f-bomb is, well, necessary – especially when dealing with a tantrum-riddled Little League coach.
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Father of three Derek Lopez talks about the inspiration behind Stand Up Our Kids LLC, a movement committed to giving every American child the choice of standing up in their classroom.
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Freelance writer and mum Kelsey Zander, whose home state of Oregon (USA) legalised marijuana in 2015, offers tips for educating children on the responsible use of cannabis.
We chat with muso-dads Don Miggs and John Luzzi about their new book, ‘Dads Know Best’, a real-talk, non-sugar-coated guide to parenting.
More than five decades after the original Mary Poppins, the lady who’s perfect in every way returns to the screen – and capably recaptures the magic.
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