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Eczema and dry skin: What parents need to know to keep little ones comfortable

There are few things more distressing for parents than seeing their baby uncomfortable, especially when dry, itchy, irritated skin starts disrupting sleep, feeds and cuddles. From rough patches on tiny cheeks to persistent dry skin on arms and legs, eczema and skin sensitivity are common concerns among South African families. While baby eczema (also known […]

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Amazon launches Prime in SA with fast, free delivery, exclusive deals and streaming entertainment

Amazon.co.za has launched Amazon Prime in South Africa, Amazon’s membership programme that provides members an unparalleled combination of unlimited free delivery, savings and entertainment benefits. Already enjoyed around the world by members in 26 other countries, Prime benefits include unlimited FREE Same-Day and Next-Day Delivery on a wide range of items with no minimum spend;

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Surviving teething: Comfort tips and must-have tools for tired parents

For many parents, teething can feel like one of the first major parenting hurdles: sleepless nights, fussy days, sore gums and a baby who suddenly seems impossible to comfort. While teething is a normal developmental milestone, knowing how to soothe discomfort can make a world of difference for babies and exhausted caregivers alike. From around

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“That’s just nuts” completes Foord trilogy of children’s books on investing

When it comes to investing, it isn’t always about numbers, graphs, markets and economics. At Foord Asset Management, it’s also about acorns, squirrels, woodpeckers, tortoises – and now monkeys. The third book in the Teach Your Child to Invest children’s book series, That’s just nuts, is a timely story about saving and investing. The book

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More than just milk: Discover the story behind every Nestlé Nespray glass

Celebrated globally on 1 June, World Milk Day was established by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations to recognise milk’s important role in nutrition and celebrate the people and industries behind it. Under this year’s theme, “Sustainability in the dairy sector”, NESTLÉ NESPRAY is inviting South African families to look beyond the

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Why we ignore the most sensitive skin on our face

We spend time (and money) building the perfect skincare routine. Serums are layered, moisturisers are carefully selected and SPF has finally earned its place as a daily essential. But while we focus on glowing skin and anti-ageing benefits, two of the most delicate areas on our face are often overlooked: our lips and the skin

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Why so many women over 35 feel like their bodies have suddenly turned against them

A growing number of women over 35 are quietly struggling with unexplained weight gain, crushing fatigue, anxiety, inflammation and a body that no longer responds to the same efforts that once worked. According to Dr Isstelle Jonker, medical practitioner at Dr Smook and Partners, managed by RxME Group, many women are incorrectly blaming themselves for

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South Africa’s sleep crisis: Do the solutions lie in nature?

South Africa is facing a growing sleep crisis, with research suggesting around one in 14 adults struggles with sleep disorders such as insomnia. High stress levels, environmental disruptions and excessive screen time are all contributing factors – but while modern life could be the cause, often solutions can be found in nature. “Sleep deprivation is

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Tips for supporting your cat’s cattitude at mealtime

Anyone who lives with a cat knows that mealtime is rarely just about food. It is a ritual, a routine, and often, a very clear expression of personality. Some cats announce dinner loudly. Others hover quietly, inspect the bowl, take a few bites and walk away. Some want company while they eat, while others prefer

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Want to protect your child online? Protect your network

In a world where we are increasingly living in the digital space, it is imperative to teach young people how to safely and responsibly manage their digital lives – and that starts at home. Children’s online safety has not kept pace with how digital households operate. Parents are advised to manage screen time, monitor apps

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