Kate and Kriss Hardman are determined to make joyful memories with their three young children as they travel around Australia under the cloud of breast and testicular cancers.
'Everyone should have two mums': Narelda Jacobs's motherhood journey
Network 10 presenter Narelda Jacobs and midwife Cherisse Buzzacott open up about their experiences of motherhood — navigating joy, grief and loss, blended families, rainbow families, sleepless nights and why it takes a "ready-made village".
US fund managers cut corners at Australian daycares for bigger profits
When a parent drops their child at their local Only About Children childcare centre in Sydney or Melbourne, they probably don't know the revenue will be cheered on the New York Stock Exchange, writes Conor Duffy.
The Bluey episode that raises questions about parents' phone use
Experts weigh in on whether it's OK for parents to have downtime on their phones instead of playing with their children.
Topic:Explainer
How Blayde went from being bullied to building his own business
WA schoolboy Blayde Day says everything has gone to plan after he changed his outlook and set some goals after being bullied.
Topic:Feel Good
Machine or hand wash? How to clean backpacks and fabric lunch boxes
Experts show us simple and easy methods to help keep school backpacks and lunch boxes clean and fresh.
Topic:Explainer
Do you suffer from dad guilt? Maybe you feel like a passenger parent
A new study into how fathers manage the transition into parenthood reveals that new dads experience a range of complex emotions, including dad guilt and feeling like a passenger parent.
Unlike my generation, today's parents embrace child rearing as a way of life
Unlike the breeders of my generation, many parents today are highly involved in their children's lives and the clear majority of them, and their children, are very happy about it.
From entertaining kids to managing anxiety, here is your guide to ex-Cyclone Alfred
Questions are coming thick and fast with exactly what you can do to be prepared, and when you should do it. Here we tackle some of the big questions from dealing with anxiety to remembering where you put the household torches.
For some parents, the 'blanket rule' of Australia's under-16 social media ban can't come soon enough
From the end of next year, children under 16 will be banned from social media in Australia. So how do parents feel about enforcing the nation's controversial new laws?
Five tips for raising little boys who become healthy, thriving men
The "your body, my choice" movement is sweeping the world. What can parents do to raise healthy, confident boys?
Family violence is a distressing issue for adults — so how do you talk about it with kids?
Experts say children have probably already been exposed to the issues of gendered and family violence and it's important to speak about them.
Topic:Explainer
Experts share their advice on how to help kids cope with morning drop-offs and after-school meltdowns
We've compiled expert advice on managing drop-off, friendships, and big feelings after long days of holding it together.
I still remember the last day my son went to school. I didn't know what to do
My son hasn't gone to school since September. We're just one of many families managing "school can't".
Topic:Perspective
Found a discarded toy at the playground? Finders keepers, losers weepers, right?
When my daughter discovered a pink tea set abandoned at our local playground, it was the greatest treasure to have ever been unearthed. Was it hers for the taking? I wasn't so sure.
Topic:Perspective
Hooray! These are the top five Bluey episodes as voted by you
We asked you to vote for your favourite episode in the Biggest Little Bluey Countdown, and biscuits! Here are your favourites.
PAW Patrol vs Teenage Kraken: Which is a more bearable school holidays flick for adults?
You might not get much of a choice when it comes to which movie you watch this school holidays. But if you do get a vote — or are just going to see a kids movie by yourself (same) — we rated the watchability of the two big offerings this September hols.
Why it's important to talk to your kids about money — especially when things are tight
As money gets tighter in a lot of families, kids might notice that things are changing. So how do you talk to them about your situation without making them anxious?
Topic:Explainer
Here's looking at you kid: Should I track my child's smart watch?
Smart watches are fancy timekeepers that allow you to snoop on your children. I'm tempted.
My daughter is about to start school. Here's the no-holds-barred checklist I gave her
My daughter is about to start primary school, so I gave her my unfiltered, real deal, no-holds-barred checklist.
'It opens up doors': The benefits of raising kids in a multilingual home
Anu Goel's first language is Punjabi, her husband's is Hindi and their son now speaks both, as well as English. Experts say growing up with multiple languages brings plenty of benefits later in life.