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Putting on cartoons has been the saviour of many parents seeking respite from their tots. But letting babies watch programmes on TV, tablets and phones may make them slower to talk and develop, a study found.

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The establishment of friendships and interactive patterns that occur during in second year is pivotal to shaping their future school years

The parents fell out after the mum purposefully served her hungry son from a dish containing meat, despite their choice to raise the toddler on a vegetarian diet

A mum has been left 'dumfounded' after she gave her son a timeless name that she thought would be easy to pronounce and spell - but a number of people still can't seem to get it right

Following the first video about the incident, the influencers followers asked for follow up evidence to show the conversation had happened.

Parenting tips: There is so much information out there when it comes to parenting, which is why we love parenting expert Gen Muir's sensible advice.

Bariatric surgery is the 'last resort' for so many people striving to lose weight. A local surgeon lays out the reason many choose to go under the knife and the process to get to that point.

A 49-year-old woman has been charged after allegedly hitting a 12-year-old Perth girl with her car as she was dropped off at school.

Peter Dutton has opened up about a ‘difficult period’ after conceiving a daughter with another woman one year before his marriage.