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5 days ago | mumcentral.com.au | Tina Evans

Are you ready to stroll in style with your bub? Thanks to our friends at Maxi-Cosi, one lucky family is about to score the ultimate parenting essential – the all-new Maxi-Cosi Fame Stroller!Whether you’re doing the daycare dash or soaking up a sunset walk, this stunning Maxi-Cosi stroller is designed to make every trip smoother, safer, and more stylish. Ready to fall in love with pram life?

1 week ago | mumcentral.com.au | Tina Evans

If you’ve ever found yourself googling “cool birthday gift ideas for kids” at midnight (guilty!), you’re not alone. Kids’ wish lists seem to change faster than you can say “but you already have a hundred toys!” Whether you’re shopping for your little legend, your niece, nephew, or that classmate whose party invite magically appeared two days before the event, don’t stress.

2 weeks ago | mumcentral.com.au | Tina Evans

Ask any new parent — keeping up with feeding schedules, pumping, storing, labelling, and freezing breast milk is already a full-time job. Add returning to work, travel plans, or trying to juggle daycare routines into the mix, and it all starts to feel a bit overwhelming. But that’s where Nourishy steps in. This Aussie-first service transforms your breast milk into freeze-dried breast milk that can last for years without needing refrigeration.

2 weeks ago | mumcentral.com.au | Tina Evans

In Australia, voting is compulsory once you turn 18. That means you have to show up and have your say at every election—local, state, and federal. If you don’t, you could cop a fine. For young voters, it’s not just about turning up and ticking a box. It’s important to understand who you’re voting for, what they stand for, and how your vote actually helps shape the future of the country. Thanks to preferential voting, you need to number the candidates in the order you like them.

2 weeks ago | mumcentral.com.au | Tina Evans

Imagine applying for college and discovering that your Social Security number doesn’t match up. That’s exactly what happened to Julian Hernandez, and it was this tiny detail that would unravel a family missing person mystery dating back over a decade. Julian had been reported missing at the age of 5, taken by his father in 2002 from their home in Alabama. For years, his mother searched tirelessly, but Julian was being raised under a different name in Ohio, completely unaware of his true identity.