Understanding the COVID-19 Alert Levels
If you’re having trouble understanding what the new COVID-19 alert levels mean, we break them down for you.
The Move Towards Free Period Products
Recently Scotland became the first country to begin the process of making period products free for those in need. Should NZ follow suit?
Looking after your child’s eye health
Our children are using screens in an unprecedented manner. Find out how to look after your child's eye health.
The Essential Back Care Guide for New Mums
All the bending over, feeding, picking up and carrying that you carry out each day can take its toll on your back. Smarten up with these tips to prevent problems.
Stay sun smart when playing outdoors this summer
To make sure everyone is having safe fun in the sun this summer, we've put together some easy sun smart tips you can follow.
Kiwis Living With Incurable Breast Cancer to Benefit From Digital Cookbook
A sustainable cookbook featuring recipes from well-known Kiwis is the hero of Sweet Louise’s drive to raise $100,000 to support Kiwis living with incurable breast cancer.
New Breast Cancer Foundation app puts power in Kiwi women’s hands
A new app allows users to feel around the screen in search of breast cancer signs. Find out more
The Vital Nutrient Pregnant Women Can’t Overlook
A nutrient vital to the health of babies in the womb may be missing from the diets of many mothers.
The Special Character of Babies’ Skin
Your baby’s skin is still developing after birth, and is five times thinner than adults’, This means absorbs externally applied substances more quickly and reacts more sensitively. Find out what care your baby's skin needs.
First aid for families
If you are a parent or caregiver you are usually the first on the scene to adminster first aid on your child. Having a few basic first aid skills will definitely come in handy!
Natural bath time fun for big kids and personality types
Kids will love the new convenient Weleda Kids 2in1 Shampoo & Body Wash that gently cleanses skin and hair while being mild on the eyes.
What a Serve of Food Means for a Toddler
Grab our free printable below to see precisely what a serve of food means for a toddler.
Clean, Cook, Chill – Don’t make your family ill
Did you know you’re just as likely to get sick from eating at home as when you’re eating out? Make sure your kids and loved ones stay safe by following the 3 Cs – Clean, Cook, Chill – to prevent food poisoning in your home.
Eye Health Q&A with Specsavers
Vision plays an important part in your child's social and educational development, so it’s important to keep on top of their eye health. Optometrists at Specsavers have answered the most common questions parents have about their childrens eyes.
The one back to school check that you shouldn’t forget
Getting your kids ready to get back to school can be a daunting process. With stationary lists, school shoes, haircuts, bus passes and a stocked pantry with lunch supplies filling the minds of Kiwi parents, many forget one of the most important checks for all children… An eye health check.
Keeping kids healthy throughout the school year
To make sure your little academic can make the most of the school year, we’ve put together a few ways to keep your child healthy and fighting fit.
Indoor air quality in New Zealand
A recent survey reveals that while over half of Kiwis are concerned about indoor air quality, there are many misconceptions about the causes and how to tackle it.
Personal lubricant – why it should be every lady’s best friend
Lube should be considered a holy grail in anyone women’s sex life, single or otherwise! This slippery substance can help ease pain, increase pleasure, and prevent condoms from ripping, making for safer and more pleasurable sex.
Review: Dyson Pure Hot + Cool Link™ purifying fan heater
After testing out the Dyson Pure Hot + Cool Link™ purifying fan heater at home for a few weeks, we talked to Dyson competition winner Amy, about what the air purifier has meant for her family.
Sanitary bins for primary schools
The age at which girls are getting their first period is decreasing. In fact, one in 16 girls in NZ will get their period while at primary school - some as young as eight years old.
Is Your Home Warm Enough in Winter?
Kidspot surveyed New Zealand families on the warmth and health of their homes during the colder months. Read on for the results of our survey.
How to help your child get more rest
Finding ways to help your child get plenty of sleep at night doesn’t have to be a struggle. Read tips on common issues with kids and their sleep routines.
How to motivate your family to be active
Motivating your family to get up and get moving can not only help your wellbeing, it can also stengthen family bonds.
Throw a Pink Ribbon Breakfast
Come together and host a Pink Ribbon Breakfast during May 2019! The money you raise helps Breast Cancer Foundation NZ fund research and patient support.
How to Soothe a Sore Throat
Sore throats are not uncommon, but they can be unpleasant and can also lead to serious illness. Find out what you need to know about sore throats.
Teaching Kids Healthy Habits – Including Hand Washing
Teaching your kids healthy habits and effective hand washing techniques at home is a great way to help protect them from germs when they are at school and out and about.
What to know about owning a bird
Birds are a favourite pet for babies and kids. Find out the health risks of keeping a pet bird around your family.
The lowdown on cat scratches & dog bites
Your furry friends, stray animals and even pets of your friends/family may hurt you on accident. If this does happen, here is what you should know.
Peter Rabbit film criticised for bullying
The soon to be released Peter Rabbit movie has been accused by advocacy groups of making light of food allergies.
The not-so-shocking truth about soft drinks
Sugary drinks have been identified in the past as a primary cause of dental decay in children. Should there be a sugar tax?