Articles Tagged: family

Fussy eaters keep mums chained to kitchen by demanding three meals a night

By Keith Kendrick, May 23, 2012

Fussy-eating families are keeping stressed mums chained to the kitchen stove – by making them cook up to three different meals a night.

The joys of family camping

By Tara King, May 21, 2012

Imagine the scene: a crackling log fire, you're wrapped up in blankets sipping hot chocolate or a glass of wine whilst gazing at the stars, kids tucked up fast asleep after a care-free day running free in the countryside. Camping can be blissful.

Our House Dad makes: Diamond Jubilee Cupcakes

By Keith Kendrick, May 19, 2012

There are few things as stressful as the notorious fundraising Class Teas.

Parents agree to son's request to stop cancer treatment after five years fighting brain cancer

By Liz Stansfield, May 17, 2012

A nine-year-old boy with brain cancer has told his parents he is ‘done’ fighting for his life and does not want to continue with treatment

Shane Warne's ex tells 'mummy 2' Liz Hurley hands off my kids!

By Kelly Rose Bradford, May 15, 2012

The mother of Shane Warne's children - his ex-wife Simone Callahan - has warned Liz Hurley to stop trying to be a mummy to HER kids.

Police called to three-year-old's birthday party because cake candles posed health and safety risk

By Liz Stansfield, May 14, 2012

In another case of health and safety gone made, a toddler was left upset when police were called to a soft play centre when his mum and dad lit the candles on his birthday cake

Mum has natural pregnancy and miracle baby after 20 years of failed fertility treatment

By parentdish.co.uk, May 14, 2012

Wendy Bainbridge didn’t think she would ever be a mum following 20 years of failed IVF and fertility treatments. She then conceived her miracle baby Olivia naturally

The House Dad Chronicles: Are women REALLY better at multi-tasking than men?

By Keith Kendrick, May 13, 2012

Oh I know what you mums – both working and stay-at-home – are thinking: 'Welcome to my world, matey' but isn't this proof enough that us males of the species can more than hold our own when it comes to that female-only myth of multi-tasking?