The Childrens' Section is divided into a a number of areas of interest containing pages devoted to helping you find great places and activities in the local area for your children, plus links to help you access advice on parenting issues.
Access each area by using the Section menu on the left hand side of the page (called "Children" in this case), or by using the blue underlined links you find on each page.
NEW: Cheesy Pumpkin Scones - A great way to get vegetables and protein into your children!
NEW: Abdominal Pain (Stomach Ache) - Information on symptoms and treatments from The Children's Hospital at Westmead
Adoption - The Real Story - Highlighting that there's much biological parents can learn from those who adopt - from Melissa Fick, My Child Magazine.
Language Development in The Early Years - The general pattern of how babies and young children usually develop their language and communication skills. Information from The Children's Hospital At Westmead
St Michaels Occasional Childcare and Preschool - Looking for occasional childcare, or a great local preschool? St Michael's offers a caring, structured & fun environment for your little one with fully trained staff in a small group setting.
Trans Fats Are The Real Bad Guys- Trans fats can have a similar, if not worse, effect than saturated fat. Expert advice from our expert nutritionist Leanne Cooper, author and Director of Sneaky's (and regular contributor to the Huggies website).
Now You're Cook'en! - Useful tips for parents about teaching kids to become involved in cooking and preparing meals, and the many advantages this brings.
Party Time - Great ideas for organising a children's party
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