• Designer sangers a lot of rot

    IT IS ''back to school'' time - the supermarkets are full of stationery, the shoe departments full of kids and glossy magazines full of ideas for school lunches.

    Time to throw a tomato at those designer sandwiches.
  • Joanna's lunchbox tips

    With our kids back to school this week, you may be breathing a sigh of relief or missing their noise and chatter around the house. But one commonality I hear from all parents is stress over what on earth to put in their lunchboxes.

    Dr. Joanna McMillan shares her advice on creating healthy lunchboxes for your kids.
  • Parents say son should never have been born

    Debbie and Lawrence Waller love their 11-year-old son, Keeden, but they believe he should never have been born.

    Deborah Waller.
  • Who wants to be a stage parent?

    Every parent wants the best for their children and to see them excel in any field they choose to tackle. That should be a given. But there are some parents, particularly with kids who have a flair for the arts, who perhaps want it just a little too much.

    Is this how I do it mum?
  • Coke for breakfast for the Jolie-Pitts

    Brad Pitt admits he gives Coca Cola to his kids for breakfast some days to get them up in the morning.

    Hollywood actor Brad Pitt.

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Grant Hackett: A fish out of water and raising twins

Katie Carlin When Grant Hackett hung up his green and gold in 2008 the triple Olympic gold medallist retired at the top of his sport. But retirement hasn’t managed to slow him down. The former Olympian sits down with Essential Kids to chat about fatherhood, life after swimming and his determination to help eradicate childhood drowning in Australia.

China's Precious Snowflakes: the spoilt children who never lift a finger

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Malcolm Moore in Shanghai China's Little Emperors, a generation of chubby, spoiled children, have given way to a new era of Precious Snowflakes, youngsters so coddled they cannot tie their own shoelaces.

Carrie's project: get Ollie to sleep in time

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Designer sangers a lot of rot

IT IS ''back to school'' time - the supermarkets are full of stationery, the shoe departments full of kids and glossy magazines full of ideas for school lunches.

Joanna's lunchbox tips

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Dr. Joanna McMillan With our kids back to school this week, you may be breathing a sigh of relief or missing their noise and chatter around the house. But one commonality I hear from all parents is stress over what on earth to put in their lunchboxes.

Who wants to be a stage parent?

What is your child’s learning style?

Sun smart for school

Munch crunch: Lunchtime crunch time

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Parents say son should never have been born

Paul Bibby Debbie and Lawrence Waller love their 11-year-old son, Keeden, but they believe he should never have been born.

History for kids - Australian history timeline

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Budding historians will love this Australian history download. All they have to do is test their knowledge by matching the Australian historical event to the year it occurred.

Australia Day word search puzzle

Healthier, happier families take a walk on the child's side

Kylie Orr: In her mother's stilettos

Exercise is smart move for students

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Stay in the good books

FRANCES ATKINSON We up some summer children's titles from top Australian and international talent.

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Swearing toddler causes Modern Family drama

Eric Stonestreet and Aubrey Anderson-Emmons.

Los Angeles An anti-profanity crusader in the US has asked the ABC television network to pull this week's Modern Family episode in which a toddler appears to use a bleeped curse word.

Williams dedicates win to daughter

Miss Piggy gets ready for her close-up

Pitt injures knee saving daughter

Child's play on the little screens