LifestyleAshton Kutcher bemoans lack of baby changing tablesNew father Ashton Kutcher is calling for baby changing stations to be installed in men's bathrooms.11 Mar 09:05 PM
LifestylePregnant model causes uproarA pregnant model's small baby bump and toned tummy is causing a stir on social media.10 Mar 10:10 PM
LifestyleCan you overvalue your kids?Just about everybody has one raging narcissist to deal with, sooner or later - on the job, in social situations or (God forbid) in the home. How did he get this way, we wonder?10 Mar 06:00 PM
New ZealandPharmacist's error postpones IVFA woman's fertility procedure had to be abandoned because she was taking the wrong medication, owing to a mistake by a pharmacist.09 Mar 05:20 AM
WorldA $20 gadget that can save 70,000 mothers a yearThe lives of tens of thousands of new mothers around the world could be saved by a simple, hand-held, British-made device.09 Mar 01:40 AM
LifestyleSon and mum conceive babyThe first case of a mother acting as a surrogate to help her son become a parent raises deep questions about the changing nature of families, says Cristina Odone.08 Mar 06:30 PM
LifestyleTeenage pregnancies fall as exam results improve - studyGetting a good education could be the best form of contraception for teenagers, according to a new study.08 Mar 06:00 PM
LifestyleCouple's long journey to parenthoodA cop and his wife are celebrating the birth of a girl after their long, heartbreaking battle to become parents came to a close when a police colleague agreed to be their egg donor.07 Mar 04:00 PM
BusinessBaby formula advertising facing banMums with babies aged under six months could see the advertising of infant milk formula for their children banned.04 Mar 04:00 PM
Lifestyle'Sumo babies' born in the UKHundreds of babies are being born clinically obese in the UK every year - including some weighing more than a stone.01 Mar 11:00 PM
LifestyleAstounding pic of baby in sacAn extremely premature US baby has been delivered while still inside its amniotic sac, in a rare medical moment.25 Feb 08:20 PM
OpinionSamantha Rodman: Why don't dads complain like mums do?I have recently noticed an alarming trend. It seems like women are being publicly applauded for complaining about parenthood. And dads, well, aren't. At all.24 Feb 07:50 PM
LifestyleGerms, not genes, shape usTurns out our pot bellies or propensity to fly off the handle may have nothing to do with our parents' genes and instead everything to do with maternal bacteria.23 Feb 07:35 PM
LifestyleBabies miss out on vital health checksOne in four babies is not receiving all of its core health checks in the first year of its life, according to a new data.22 Feb 08:02 PM
LifestyleKristen Bell in favour of vaccinating"It's a very simple logic: I believe in trusting doctors, not know-it-alls."22 Feb 12:44 AM
LifestyleMidwife delivers two babies at onceWhat do you do when two mums give birth to their babies at the exactly the same time? A Tauranga midwife found out while delivering the 'almost twins'.19 Feb 09:21 PM
Lifestyle8 tips to keep kids safe on social mediaIt may be a universal truth that parents are less techno and media-savvy than their kids. Experts say that parents need to improve their understanding of social media and technology to protect their kids from risks.19 Feb 05:00 AM
LifestyleMoney in the bank, fewer buns in ovenBabies are going out of fashion again as Kiwi women increasingly put work and study ahead of childbearing.18 Feb 04:00 PM
LifestyleBaby blip officially overNZ's fertility rate has dropped below two births per woman for the first time in a decade, officially ending a "baby blip" that peaked in 2008.17 Feb 11:00 PM
LifestyleDiet link to problems during gestationIs there a link between certain diets and pregnancy complications?17 Feb 04:00 PM
LifestylePostnatal depression affects dads as well - studyThe condition is usually associated with women but a new study has found one in 10 new dads are affected by postnatal depression.12 Feb 07:40 PM
OpinionDr Matthew Vermilyea: Studies of IVF tots turn focus to futureAssisted reproductive technology has advanced significantly since the first healthy IVF baby was born more than 35 years ago.12 Feb 04:00 PM
New ZealandWoman who snatched baby jailedThe mother of a baby who was snatched from an Auckland hospital says today's sentencing of the abductor helped to close the chapter on the horrifying incident.11 Feb 04:21 AM
WorldGirls raised by the wrong mothersTwo French families who were given the wrong babies by a hospital have been awarded $3 million in compensation.11 Feb 02:26 AM
New ZealandNew app shows breastfeeding friendly spotsSome new software released in Dunedin yesterday will be a breath of fresh air for breast-feeding mums.10 Feb 09:00 PM
LifestyleBaby, look at you now - what parents wantAs the new year starts, a groundbreaking study is charting the hopes and dreams of expectant parents with the inspirational goal of tracking children's paths from before birth until they are adults.07 Feb 07:56 PM
New ZealandAll hands to the pump for baby Z's arrivalThe parents of a baby girl born on a petrol station forecourt have nicknamed her "Z" until they decide on her name.05 Feb 04:00 PM
New Zealand'This wasn't the birth plan'The baby girl born at Z Energy petrol station this morning has already been nicknamed 'Z', with her father describing the morning's events as "pretty manic".05 Feb 04:31 AM
LifestyleLauren Kamnik longed for children - and all at once, she had threeLauren Kamnik always knew that she was meant to be a mom. For as long as she could remember, she'd been envisioning the chubby feet and the tiny outfits and the happy chaos of a house with kids.04 Feb 07:55 PM
LifestyleSix tips for dealing with fussy eatersFood fads and discerning tastes are not just for the rich and famous. There is a good chance you will encounter them in your kitchen by the time your little prince or princess turns two.03 Feb 03:10 AM
LifestyleA woman's health affects obesity risk of future children - researchThe health of a mother before she conceives affects the chances of the child becoming obese later in life, British researchers say.02 Feb 01:35 AM
OpinionAnne Theriault: Why I breastfed my son until he was threeI didn't set out to be a marathon breastfeeder, writes Anne Theriault. When I first found out I was pregnant, I was ambivalent about breastfeeding.01 Feb 11:15 PM
OpinionRachel Halliwell: Why parents pick weird namesCalling your daughter Nutella? I’ll merrily agree to that, says Rachel Halliwell.29 Jan 07:00 PM
Lifestyle'In my mind, one child is good enough'So far, a good number of Chinese families have been less than enthusiastic about the partial relaxation of the one-child policy. Why?25 Jan 09:33 PM