Articles Tagged: germany

Mum abandons newborn baby in Dublin hotel and flies to Germany

By Kelly Rose Bradford, Apr 17, 2012

A mum abandoned her baby in a Dublin hotel and flew to Germany.

Banned! The world's most ridiculous baby names

By Keith Kendrick, Mar 20, 2012

I name this baby…Superman. And another one…Gazza. Oh, and let’s call this little mite…Gandalf. And why not throw in Arsenal for good measure!

Achtung Baby: Celebrate Bilingual Child Month? Not yet!

By Suze Nowak, Oct 23, 2011

It appears that the beer-quaffing, Lederhosen-slapping, Sauerkraut-gorging, heaving-cleavage which encompasses Oktoberfest has some competition. Given that this competition comes bearing the title "Celebrate The Bilingual Child Month" however, I'm guessing the beer-vendors are unlikely to be losing any sleep.

Achtung Baby: No sex please we're German!

By Suze Nowak, Oct 9, 2011

It was only a question of time. And, a believer in telling children the truth (mostly), I hadn't spent any time fretting over the potential issues which could be raised when Finje eventually reached this particular milestone.

Achtung Baby: Christmas in September and SS Santa?

By Suze Nowak, Oct 2, 2011

Disciplined to within an inch of her life, Finje knows Sunday mornings are not to be messed with.

Achtung Baby: What's in a name?

By Suze Nowak, Sep 29, 2011

The Beckhams' decision to name their daughter Harper Seven kicked up a gossiping storm amongst those who find importance in what complete strangers choose to call their kids.

Gingers need not apply: World's largest sperm bank refuses red head donors!

By Liz Stansfield, Sep 20, 2011

The largest sperm bank in the world has stirred up controversy by banning ginger sperm donors. Apparently the demand for red-haired men simply isn't high enough.

Achtung Baby or Embarrassed by your child part 2

By Suze Nowak, Aug 21, 2011

As previously mentioned, I don't embarrass easily. It appears however, that my five year old, can, quite unwittingly (for the time being at least), induce a fiery-cheeked, sweat-inducing angst that I had hoped to thwart with the passing of adolescence.