At a time when mental health and family support services in Australia are stretched to the limit, a newly-published study that compared online and in-person delivery of the Triple P–Positive Parenting Program has found similar results at a 12-month follow-up.

Central Queensland Rural Health’s traveling midwife Melanie Bishop provides outreach midwifery services to mothers and their babies before and after giving birth in communities across the Isaac Region.

Many busy parents rely on touchscreens to keep children quiet and occupied. However, early use of touchscreens may be linked to being more easily distracted at school, says new research.

At any time of year, bedtime battles are incredibly common, and during summer, bedtimes can start to slide later and later – but now there’s an extra reason to offer families support if they’re having trouble with their child’s sleep schedule.