Articles Tagged: facebook

Liz Hurley hits out at Mummy Two critics

By Kelly Rose Bradford, May 22, 2012

Liz Hurley has taken to the internet to respond to negative comments in the press about her relationship with Shane Warne's children and his ex-wife Simone.

Doctors missed rare condition, but boy with seizures diagnosed on Facebook

By parentdish.co.uk, May 21, 2012

Evan Owens was diagnosed with the life-threatening illness Reflex Anoxic Seizures on Facebook after a friend of his mum spotted his condition which doctors had missed

Parents outraged as chocolate willies and boobs are handed out at school

By Kelly Rose Bradford, May 14, 2012

Outraged parents have spoken of their disgust after children were giving EXPLICIT anatomically shaped chocolates at a school's mother's day event.

Facebook stranger saves baby from brain damage after spotting rare condition online

By Keith Kendrick, May 9, 2012

After doctors failed to tell a desperate mum what was wrong with her little boy, she turned to Facebook – and saved her baby’s life.

The latest craze for parents-to-be: The Gender Reveal Party

By Keith Kendrick, May 2, 2012

First came baby showers, now the latest craze to cross the Pond from America is the Gender Reveal Party: a celebration occasion where mums-to-be reveal the sex of their baby to friends and family for the first time – and, in some cases, even themselves.

Are you a humble-brag parent?

By Hazel Davis, Apr 25, 2012

As soon as I had posted the picture I regretted it. Of course I didn't regret the picture of my darling gorgeous beautiful daughter but the supposedly funny comment beneath it: "My poor child, covered in dirt. Call social services." Naturally I didn't mean I was a bad parent.

Sara Payne's Facebook campaign page targeted by internet trolls

By Kelly Rose Bradford, Apr 20, 2012

Internet trolls have attempted to sabotage a Facebook page set up by Sara Payne, the mother of murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne.

Facebook acts to take down vile trolling abuse of girl with Down's Syndrome after Parentdish steps in

By Keith Kendrick, Apr 12, 2012

A mum whose Down’s Syndrome daughter was subjected to vile abuse by internet trolls has won her battle to have the photos removed from Facebook thanks to Parentdish.co.uk.