A new Australian National University (ANU) study suggests women who believe themselves to be wealthy could be more likely to have boys. Researchers at the university analysed birth rates across Australia over a 12 month period and found that in most states […]
Those endless boxes of old family photos you can’t bear to part with, even though they have very little or no identifying notations at all, may not be such a lost cause after all. There is a way you just might be […]
Summer is in the air and the weekends are looking fruitful. So this means it’s time to step away from the standard Netflix and chill, broaden your horizons and unearth your inner Eliza Thornberry. “But how? Where?” you ask. With rivers, oceans […]
With one in six children in Australia starting school behind, it’s important for parents to have a role in the development of their child’s early maths skills. Just in time for National Literacy and Numeracy Week (4-10 September), the Lets Count at […]
When life is ordinary, it’s the little things that drive us nuts about our kids; not changing the toilet roll, forgetting to put things away, refusing to eat their dinner. But when life turns upside down these things fade into insignificance and […]
Business Expert Jane Copeland Shares her tips for going out on your own… Here’s a summary of my 5 best tips for aspiring or early stage business owners: 1.What problem are you solving? The bigger and more obvious the problem your product […]
1.Get planning Planning your family’s meals for the week ahead is my number one tip – it’s the ultimate lifesaver, budget friendly and will help ensure your child has a healthy lunch box every day. Start by creating a five-day schedule and […]
SheBrisbane had a chat with celebrity chef and nutritionist Zoe Bingley Pulli about getting the fork to mouth for fussy eaters and this is what she had to say… As most parents may know, fussy eating can cause a lot of stress in the […]
We all love feedback right? It’s important to get an assessment of our achievements in order to reassess our goals. But is this the way parents view their child’s report card? Funnily enough, I see parents taking their child’s grades as a confirmation […]
Some twenty plus years ago when I was handed my first born I recall thinking how grateful I was to be custodian of this precious life and that my future was changed forever. I blissfully settled into parenthood gratefully navigating the milestones and phases […]
As the battle goes on to encourage more girls to study or work in science, technology, engineering or maths (STEM), a recent study has identified a hidden enemy that girls are having to contend with. Their own families. Earlier this year, according […]
Somehow, despite our different languages, we have found ways to teach our animal companions to simplify our lives. You’ll often see a golden retriever loyally guiding his human parent without comprehending the concept of blindness, or a rescue pooch diligently searching for […]
When I first sat down to write a blog about school readiness I was at the forefront of it all. My children, born eighteen months apart, skipped off to school one after the other in quick succession however with rather different reactions. […]
Parents worldwide are in the spotlight this week as we celebrate Global Day Of Parents today which will be followed by a top level parenting conference in Melbourne next week. Dr Kristy Goodwin, one of Australia’s leading authorities on the impact of […]
This morning was my daughters turn to don the horns. The drama began when I did not have her favourite pair of shorts washed and ready to wear in the cupboard. Never mind the three, perfectly good and brand-new, pairs that were […]
SheBrisbane caught up with Stacey Cooper, a creative individual and DIY enthusiast who shared her tips on how to completely childproof your home. This is what she had to say… With your little ones running around all the time, you cannot but worry […]
Has It Changed the Dynamic for Better or for Worse? In the years since cord-free phones became the norm, phones and technology have become so heavily entrenched into our society. At first, texting was a revelation. But with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and […]
SheBrisbane read a recent article in Women’s Agenda by Nicki Ferguson about the whole work-life balance thing which we think at times is a total myth! This is what she had to say… While work-life balance may feel impossible for those in traditional workplaces that […]
We adore our children. As well as we want to defend them, we want them to avoid the same troubles we faced. We have lived longer; it gives us confidence that grown-ups can handle problems better and we are empowered to give […]
SheBrisbane came across a recent article on Mashable Australia talking about the 7 skills to teach your daughter before she turns 13. It got us thinking in the SheBrisbane office as to what skills we wish we were taught prior to puberty […]
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