
Wendyl Nissen: Mothers know what's best
How do you get a baby to sleep? I've had four babies and two grandchildren and I still can't answer that question, writes Wendyl Nissen.
How do you get a baby to sleep? I've had four babies and two grandchildren and I still can't answer that question, writes Wendyl Nissen.
The Herald publishes an open letter to readers on behalf of sleep-deprived parents after a recent Facebook post triggered a fierce debate.
Christopher and Robert are on the brink of extinction as children's names. But other old standards such as Brian, Kevin, Peter, Paul and Stephen are even rarer, having all but died out since last century.
"There is nothing more powerful and beautiful than motherhood". Nicole Trunfio proudly breastfeeds four-month-old son Zion on the cover of ELLE Australia.
Save the Children's 2015 Mother's Index Rankings has New Zealand's risk of maternal death as 36 per cent higher than Australia's.
New Zealand should be one of the safest places in the world to give birth but we lag behind other countries when it comes to maternal health, an expert says.
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Glenn McGrath and his second wife Sara are expecting their first child together, after the sports star underwent a vasectomy in 2003.
Parents are shelling out for sleep consultants despite warnings of the impact on babies.
Prince Harry shows all the signs he's ready for fatherhood, says lad-turned-dad Martin Daubney.
Tanks growled across Red Square and fighter jets streaked overhead as Russia celebrated the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II with a mass-ranked display of military might.
Prince Charles couldn't hide his delight yesterday as he chatted happily about the arrival of his new granddaughter, admitting: "I really was hoping for a girl."
In honour of Mother’s Day today, well known New Zealand women share what motherhood has taught them.
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A California woman was shocked to discover that she is expecting her first child in just a few weeks, after her boyfriend unexpectedly felt their baby kick for the first time.
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The Duchess of Cambridge is unlikely to have been induced before giving birth to her daughter, experts have said.
Norway is the best place in the world to be a mother, according to the annual scorecard released by Save the Children.
Many New Zealand girls will grow up sharing something in common with the new princess - their name.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge announced the name of their newborn daughter on Twitter this morning causing a frenzy of reactions.
For some of those watching, the symbolism must have evoked nostalgic tears; for others sheer pleasure that, one generation on, it had happened at last.
You don't ever want your offspring knowing you've done anything remotely fun, interesting or even mildly risque before they came along. Otherwise you're giving them carte blanche to try and out-do you.
The choice of name includes a wealth of connections to the Middleton family, striking a perfect balance between the two sides of Princess Charlotte’s family.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge name their daughter in honour of honour of her Grandmother and Great-Grandmother.
A midwife failed to fully recognise potential problems in a baby’s heartbeat print-out during labour and the baby was stillborn, the Health and Disability Commissioner says.
But they won't reveal it publicly until they have told the Queen first.