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My Career: Dorothy Coffey, General Manager - Operations, Safety and Facilities, Cork Airport

A grandma wrote to the "r/parenting" subreddit, asking for advice because her son criticizes the ways she interacts with her baby granddaughter, which led her to question if she was "too old" to provide adequate care.

Payal Desai told Insider she wanted her sons to understand the "power and privilege they'll have in our world as men."

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A mum has been left fuming as her husband went out the night before their daughters first birthday party and slept through the whole day - despite already changing the date so he could make it

On screen he’s saving lives as a Royal Flying Doctor Service nurse but off-screen, TV fan favourite Stephen Peacocke says he is settling into another new role just swimmingly – being a dad. 

These visits are vile.

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A mother has filed a lawsuit against Southwest Airlines accusing the carrier of 'using racial profiling' against her daughter.

An engaged dad with 50/50 custody of his 11-year-old daughter wrote to the subreddit r/AmITheA-hole, asking if he was wrong for telling his fiancé that his daughter had to be involved in their wedding, only to discover that his fiancé didn't want her in the wedding.