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1 month ago | bountyparents.com.au | Lisa Panetta

Transform your everyday cleanAny busy parent will know that keeping your home clean with little ones running around can often feel like an impossible task. Whether it be cleaning up food spills, dirty footprints trailed throughout the house, or the million other everyday messes that present themselves, it’s a consistent part of family life. The solution? Fast, efficient, and effortless appliances that combine new technology with smart design to make household cleaning easier than ever.

1 month ago | bountyparents.com.au | Lisa Panetta

As a parent, it’s important to ensure your child’s cognitive development is both supported and maintained. Whether it’s encouraging problem solving and critical thinking, incorporating nutrient-rich foods into their diet, or maintaining a solid sleep schedule, by creating a structured and supportive routine, you are introducing healthy habits to set them up for success. Here’s three simple ways you can support healthy cognitive and brain development in your child.

1 month ago | bountyparents.com.au | Lisa Panetta

Protect your baby’s skin with loveAs a parent, keeping your baby safe, comfortable, and happy is the number one priority, and incorporating the right products to nurture their delicate skin helps ensure they stay protected, healthy, and irritation-free from day one.

1 month ago | bountyparents.com.au | Product Guides

Keep the sugar under control with these Easter gifts…When you think of Easter it’s hard to think of anything other than chocolate. If you’d rather keep the cavities to a minimum, and know that you need something aside from sugar to occupy your kids over the four-day break, then an egg-themed Easter gift could be a welcome alternative.

1 month ago | bountyparents.com.au | Product Guides

Baby Alfie’s early arrival creates a storm of his own, born seven weeks premature just as Cyclone Alfred approached. In an incredible story of resilience, baby Alfie made his grand entrance into the world just 48 hours before Tropical Cyclone Alfred made landfall in South East Queensland. Born prematurely at 33 weeks’ gestation on March 5 at Mater Mothers’ Hospital in Brisbane, Alfie arrived weighing a tiny 1.8kg, but his spirit was as strong as a cyclone.