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A common form of online stranger-danger is catfishing – whereby a real person creates a fake persona to connect with others. Here are five tell-tale signs to help your kids spot one.
Australian not-for-profit Centre of Perinatal Excellence (COPE) have launched a newsletter for new dads to prepare them for the emotional and mental challenges ahead.
Kyle Litteral says his wife isn’t the same woman he married now that she’s a mum first and foremost, but she’s changed for the better.
Family Foundations – a Vic Government-funded program – helps new parents work together to manage the ups and downs of raising children.
parkrun has turned many people’s lives around, promoting health and wellbeing among families and communities. And now for the first time in Australia, prisoners can help deliver parkruns each week.
Despondent at being surrounded by “deadbeat dads”, Nick Orchard offers up five ‘real man’ rules for modern dads in committed relationships.
Daniel Lewis reflects on the sport that spans the generations in his native Australia.
Whistling and dads. They go together like wine and cheese, Lennon and McCartney. Or they used to, at least. Here are 10 whistle-infused tracks to reunite dads with a centuries-old pastime.
Constantly wondering if you’re making good use of time is the lament of the stay-at-home parent, writes Andrew Knott.
It’s not until the end of the day, once his kids are down, that stay-at-home dad and writer Andrew Knott realises just how much “living” his kids do each day.