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Feel like a juggler?Mums and dads have a lot of balls to juggle - kids, home, work and more. So try these easy ways to organise your life a little better. Read more.

Credit crunch entertainmentA recent study has revealed that Aussies like you are inviting the gang over for dinner instead of dining out at pricey restaurants. Read more.

Snuggle to beat stressIt may seem like a no-brainer, but research shows that getting cuddly is a great way to wind down.

Get organised: save time and energyEven the most efficient parents can pick up a tip or two here!

Robotic nannies: childcare of the future?Imagine a robot playing with your kids to give you a break! It could be part of our future.

Are we raising a generation of brats?Some experts say that parents who mollycoddle their children aren''t doing them any favours.

Mobile phones for tweensIf your kids are pestering you for a mobile, you''re not alone. The trend is growing ...

IVF success for older womenWomen in their forties have a higher success rate with IVF than other age groups, says research.

Banish nasty nitsHead lice is a persistent, itchy condition. Ditch harsh chemical treatments in favour of natural alternatives.

Like father, like childThe way a dad lives his life has a stronger impact on his children than their mum's lifestyle habits, according to new research.

Safe surfingTake interest in how your children are using the family computer, and what sites they're visiting.

Work before kids?It's a challenge to raise a family and work outside the home too - how do you strike a balance?

Catering for a kids' party?Here's a great cake and jelly cups to make for your little one's next b'day celebration!

Signs of bullyingNo parent wants their child to be a victim of bullying, but if you do face this issue, here are some guidelines.

Childhood developmentHere, we cover some of the major childhood developmental problems and give advice about how they can be treated.

Fed up with junk food ads aimed at littlies?You're not alone ... recent research has found that nine out of ten parents agree.

Kids' nutritionHere are some clever ways to encourage healthy eating habits at your family dining table.

Curbing parental side-line tantrumsSome parents behave inappropriately at kids'' sporting matches - how can it be stopped?

Grow your ownEven if you don''t have a big garden, you can grow potted vegies. A great family activity that saves on the grocery bill!

Breast-feeding benefitsBreast-feeding your children may give them not only health benefits, but contribute to favourable intelligence levels too, says a study.

Back to school recipe ideasTake some of the stress out of getting the kids back to school with our breakfast, lunch and dinner meal ideas.

How to have smarter kidsThe environment a child is raised in plays a huge role in determining how smart they'll be.

Solve probs, stress lessModel behaviour that you'd like your children to follow. Calm parents mean calm kids!

Easter fun!How to throw a fab Easter party - plan it with the kids for a fun activity! Plus some pretty craft ideas.

Do Mum and Dad think differently?Yes, research says that men's and women's brains really aren't the same.

Active kids get better gradesAnother good reason to encourage your children to get off the couch!

Special offers for tax timeTax time is here. Take advantage of special offers with Microsoft!

Credit crunch: entertaining at homeAussies are ditching restaurant dining in favour of home-based get-togethers.

Save on family holsEver thought about house-swapping? It could be a way to still afford a holiday, even in these tight economic times.

Four steps to your next jobDon't be daunted by the prospect of being without work: our step-by-step tips will help you secure a new position.

The road less taxingThe more organised you are during the year, the higher your chances of minimizing your tax.

Dinner party on a shoestringSimple, easy, delicious recipes that will feed your friends for very little outlay.

Hey, big spender!Teaching kids the value of money from an early age will pay dividends later in life.

Frugal FridaysSupermarket shopping on certain days of the week can mean more savings in your pocket.

Education Tax Refund benefitsWhat can your family claim back thanks to this new Government scheme?

Make your business budget work harderUse our tips for staying flexible and watching your cash flow.

After-school safetyBefore leaving your child at home alone, there are simple strategies to help them feel safe and comfortable.

Organising your work and home lifeTo set up your own home office, here are some tips that will get you started.

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