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Jacqui Porter
Verified
Writer, MamaMia
Sydney
Beats
australian news, breaking news media, social media journalism,sydney auspol
consumer affairs
Content
By Jacqui Porter Verified| MamaMia Verified After three children it’s safe to say that I have read my fair share of ‘That’s my…” books. You know the ones, “That’s not my puppy, it’s ears are too shaggy”, “That’s not my frog, it’s tummy is too squashy” and “That’s not my kid, his face is too clean”I made that last one up but you get the idea. The books are great for teaching kids about texture and colour because they feature ‘touch’ items on each page, letting kids interact with the story.
By Jessica Clark Verified, Belinda Jepsen Verified, Marie Phitidis, Jacqui Porter Verified| MamaMia Verified This post contains spoilers. But we’re sure you know that by now. As bad as it sounds, when it comes to Game of Thrones, there are certain people that we are… okay with seeing killed off. Viewers are usually completely justified in their excitement when an unlovable character loses their head (or arms, or skin). After all, this is fiction and all for entertainment’s sake. But then there are other characters who even the thought of losing send fans into a panic.
By Jacqui Porter Verified| MamaMia Verified After three children it’s safe to say that I have read my fair share of ‘That’s my…” books. You know the ones, “That’s not my puppy, it’s ears are too shaggy”, “That’s not my frog, it’s tummy is too squashy” and “That’s not my kid, his face is too clean”I made that last one up but you get the idea. The books are great for teaching kids about texture and colour because they feature ‘touch’ items on each page, letting kids interact with the story.
Company Info
MamaMia
Mamamia is Australia's largest women-focused media brand, established in 2007 by Mia Freedman. Based in Sydney, it serves as a digital content hub that reaches 7.5 million Australian women each month. The brand offers a variety of content, including articles, videos, and podcasts that cover topics such as news, entertainment, lifestyle, wellness, fashion, beauty, parenting, career advice, and personal finance. In addition to its content platforms, Mamamia produces original podcasts that focus on women-centric themes and hosts live events to engage its audience. The company is led by a team of editors, including Rebecca Jacobs, Holly Wainwright, and Gemma Garkut, and operates under the Mamamia Women’s Network. With a commercial model that includes advertising, sponsored content, and events, Mamamia continues to be a significant player in the Australian media landscape, catering to women of all ages and interests.
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
+61 2 9299 9555
Founded: 2007