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What is the Zika Virus?

What is the Zika Virus?

What you need to know about what the World Health Organization is calling “explosive pandemic potential.”
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Emily Writes from 'Mama Said'

Inspired by: Emily Writes

She's our new weekly columnist who calls herself a 'sleep deprived, feminist, ranty mum of two – a toddler and a newborn – living in New Zealand', who likes coffee, Bruce Dickinson, and her kids. Sometimes in that order.
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Women on a mission

Women on a mission

After starting a successful modelling agency, this Kiwi inspiration is giving back in the most extraordinary way
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The fat trap

The fat trap

Obesity is a very real problem among Kiwi kids. Here are some tips to avoid the fat trap.
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Marina Charlton with her girls, Olivia (left) and Ella (right)

Letting go of your children

What do you do when you’re the sole parent of two little girls and you’re diagnosed with terminal cancer? You find them another mother and start trying to imagine how you’re going to hand them over.
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The Houdini Door for child saftey

Bianca’s safety catch

Bianca Richardson is a natural problem solver, but she never dreamt her homemade child-safety invention would catapult her into the world of international business.
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The GAPS diet and The Kefir Company helped this family overcome their sons constant illness and violent rages.

Something in the kefir coconut water

When a couple embarked on a frantic search for a solution to their son’s constant illness and violent rages, what they found was life-changing in more ways than one.
Suzy Cato of Suzy's world and You and Me tells us what's happening in her world today.

Where are they now: Suzy Cato

It’s been years since she was last seen on children’s TV, but the much loved presenter is still entertaining the younger generation. Nicola Russell finds out what’s happening in Suzy’s world today.
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Being a parent isn’t always a full-time joy.

Backchat: #Blessed

Let's be real about how we feel about our kids. They are not little Lord Fauntleroys or glad game Pollyannas. And we’re not perfect parents either.
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Camilla Turner takes a look at technology-induced health risks for families.

The technology hurting your family

As a New York surgeon detects a new phenomenon known as ‘text-neck’ syndrome, Camilla Turner takes a look at some of the other technology-induced health risks.
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Guilt free parenting tips!

Guilt free parenting tips!

It's time to cut yourself some slack because those things you thought were bad for your kids aren’t always a serious parenting crime.
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Toxic Face Paint

Consumer: Toxic face paint

A recent test of face paints illustrates the need for parents to take extra care when they let their kids loose on cheap stuff.
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Kids in Kitchen

Teach your kids to cook

Learning to cook boosts a child’s self-esteem, gives them a skill for life and helps their maths. Best of all, it’s great fun!
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Stepparents

Tips for being a good stepparent

It’s hard being a parent – and even harder being a stepparent. Here are some tips on how to make taking on your partner’s children easier. Don’t try too hard Many stepparents are so keen for things to work out that they come on too strong. Trying to win over the child by being a […]
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Simon Gault: Our miracle baby

Simon Gault: Our miracle baby

The masterchef judge and his wife Katrina share their heartbreaking journey of courage and determination to have their first baby.
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