Advice Planes, babies and breastfeeding: Would a little compassion go astray? Have you travelled on a plane with a baby for whom you are responsible? I have done it many times and my experiences have varied quite wildly.
Advice A cautionary tale about toddlers and tantrums Fifteen hours into my second daughter’s life, I was warned.
Advice Why a woman’s worth is not determined by her children’s clothes or her husband’s happiness “You can judge a good woman by how many well-dressed children she has and the contentment of her husband.
Advice An open invitation to Tony Abbott and Joe Hockey to take a ride in my car ‘I’d like them to experience the daily commute across the Harbour Bridge, with a 2 and a 4 year old, during peak hour.’
Advice Samantha Armytage, David Koch and the problems with reverse sexism Both men and women are capable of being sexist.
Advice Why the stay at home dad behind Alison Watkins’ success is worth talking about Having the opportunity to meet and hear from some of Australia’s most accomplished female leaders is, without any doubt, the best aspect of working for Women’s Agenda.
Advice The real reason why mothers like blogging When my first child was 8 months old I did what many mothers before me have done: I started a blog.
Advice It’s all smooth sailing until someone gets sick In logistical terms the margin for error in a household where both parents work can be slim.
Advice Do other kids always just sleep like they’re meant to? How do others do this I wondered on Tuesday night.
Advice Breast cancer, abortion and why Eric Abetz knows best A few government ministers have helped create some uneasy television viewing this week.
Advice Why do senior women really leave their jobs? The global bank Citi prides itself on being supportive of females in senior ranks.
Advice When leaving a finance career for a job in a supermarket makes sense “Please can I become a secretary?!” a female senior associate pleaded with her boss.