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Emily Blatchford

Emily Blatchford

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Editor, Kidspot

Sydney

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Total articles 129

  • We have to stop giving our kids smartphones

    By Emily Blatchford Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified “The whole internet, and everyone who wants to prey on your child, is there waiting for you to give them a smartphone.”Let that sink in. These are the words of ex-detective and Child Safety Strategist & Educator, Kristi McVee, who I recently had the pleasure of interviewing on Mum Club. I say ‘pleasure’ because she is a delightful, engaging and super intelligent guest. She also has zero qualms about shedding light on some terrifying realities - and it’s time we, as parents, listened.

    By Emily Blatchford Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Nov. 27, 2024

  • My son was bitten at daycare and I want to confront the parents

    By Emily Blatchford Verified| The Cairns Post Verified Do you have an anonymous question you desperately need answered? Submit it to our Advice Needed column. My son has been bitten at daycare a couple of times now and although the daycare teachers won’t tell me who the perpetrator is, I think I have a fairly good idea. Is it OK for me to approach the parents? Want to join the family? Sign up to our Kidspot newsletter for more stories like this. RELATED: My wife told my son to ‘get out of the picture’OK, ease up there cowboy.

    By Emily Blatchford Verified · The Cairns Post

    Nov. 06, 2024

  • My kids want a birthday party every year and I'm not sure they need it

    By Emily Blatchford Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified Do you have an anonymous question you desperately need answered? Submit it to our Advice Needed column. What’s with kids having big birthday parties every year? Was this always a thing? We have three kids and it’s bloody expensive - how can we keep the costs down without disappointing anybody? Want to join the family? Sign up to our Kidspot newsletter for more stories like this. RELATED: My kid was denied a slice of cake at a birthday partyYour house, your rules my friend.

    By Emily Blatchford Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Nov. 01, 2024

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Kidspot

Kidspot.com.au is Australia's leading digital parenting brand, serving approximately 3 million parents with valuable news, advice, and resources. It has established itself as a trusted source for families across the country, focusing on a wide range of parenting topics and lifestyle tips. The platform offers expert advice on childcare, education, and family dynamics, along with insights into family-friendly activities and lifestyle trends. Kidspot.com.au also fosters community engagement through forums and social media, allowing parents to share experiences and seek support. Its mission is to empower parents with the knowledge and tools needed to raise happy, healthy children, making it a vital resource for modern families in Australia.

Sydney, Australia

Founded: 2005