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Jump in trampoline park injuries sparks calls for mandatory standard
Hundreds of children across Australia are ending up in hospital emergency departments after sustaining injuries, including broken necks, at trampoline parks.
Why specialising in one sport could harm your child
Variety is the key.
Kids born in later months of the year can still excel in sport
The month that kids are born should not affect long-term prospects in high-level sport.
'I cry in my bed a lot': Surfing champ reveals health challenge
The pint-sized surfer and skateboarder who shot to viral fame in 2016 has revealed she's facing a health battle.
Mermaid tail toys increase drowning risk
"Mermaid tails and fins reduce a child's ability to swim by making it significantly more difficult for children to float, restricting their movement and increasing tiredness."
Parents urged to beware of 'floating killers'
They look innocent, but parents are being warned not to take these to the beach.
If your child wants to quit sport, let them
We all want our children to persevere and be persistent.
'Look! No pedals mum': New way to teach children how to ride
Rob Berry is part of the team at the Balance Bike Clinic, a bicycle training school that fast-tracks the learning process for children to transition from tricycles to two-wheeled bikes by using small bicycles without pedals. "I would quite happily melt down every set of training wheels in the world," he says.
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Parents stressed and overwhelmed by kids' sporting activities
A survey of Australian parents find many are left stressed and tired by the impact of their children's sporting activities.
When did lolly snakes replace oranges as the half-time snack?
When did sport become synonymous with junk food?
How I lost my title of 'family chicken'
Adventure is not my middle name. If there are adrenaline-junkies, then I'm a serenity-addict.
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