Meet the Contributors
 Erica Ehm joined the Yummy Mummy Club in 2000 and never looked back. Co-creator and host of the Yummy Mummy TV show and website for urban mummies who want it all, Erica writes candidly about striving to nurture two kids and a media career in full swing.
.jpg) Nouvelle mama is a twice-monthly online newsletter for parents of babies, toddlers and preschools. Read about parenting topics, find out about products and services available in Victoria, meet other parents and win prizes! Sign up for your copy here or at Erica@nouvellemama.com.
.jpg) Librarian Dad (BA, MLIS,) reads a lot of current events, opinion and book reviews on a daily basis. He is a typical Dad who sometimes yells, but also hugs, plays, takes his kid swimming, cooks everyone breakfast, gives mum plenty of breaks, and loves to read books with his kid.
 Carly Sutherland knew everything about parenting before she actually had kids. Now she spends a lot of time trying to figure out what exactly she's doing, but she does get a lot of sloppy kisses along the way. She blogs about the learning curve of parenthood at http://topfiveparenting.wordpress.com.
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Written by Lucky Bromhead
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Tuesday, 01 June 2010 |
I'm a makeup artist - my clientele are mostly celebrities. When I put the word out to all of the yummy mummies I know about what they would want to know about celebrity makeup tips, the majority of answers fell into two categories: one was a list of celebrities who have a "look" they want to steal, the other was that it had to be quick!!
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Written by Greg Shannon
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Saturday, 01 May 2010 |
It's a game. A high stakes, no mistakes game of cat & mouse. A game requiring steely nerves, and cunning strategy. A forbidden game that many adults are forced by nature to play. A game known to scores of parental units as Secret S-E-X...Shhhhh...
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Written by Catherine Jackson
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Thursday, 01 April 2010 |
According to a not-to-be named here Humungous International Advertising Agency, mothers can be divided into categories like Domestic Divas and Rage Brigade, allowing this and other HIAAs to better create advertising which targets our varied purchasing needs. Apparently, we are pro-sumers: pro-active, information-empowered people whose attitudes and behaviors signal emerging consumer trends. Mommy purchase-power. I am dubious.
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Written by Jennifer Ettinger
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Monday, 01 March 2010 |
The biggest complaint I hear is: "I am making the effort to workout and I am not seeing the results!"
Well, have a look at our Top 10 list of what NOT to do and see if you are falling prey to these mistakes!
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Top Five Parenting
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Written by Carly Sutherland
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Tuesday, 09 February 2010 |
1. Her Drawers Were Always Organized
After my baby shower, I had what felt like hundreds of those little baby washcloths. I diligently washed them (in special hypoallergenic baby detergent, of course) and folded them in fourths, smoothing them over my swollen belly and placing them neatly in a drawer. Skip ahead to a month later, and within a 24-hour period, every single washcloth was covered in either poop, pee, spit-up, breast milk, or tears. I washed and dried them again, but this time, I threw them all in a pile on the change table where they would be destroyed again over the course of the following 24 hours. I've now gotten a bit better: I'll toss them in a shoebox if I'm on a bit of a clean spree. But let me tell you: those facecloths got folded and put away once in 18 months.
Oh, and the special detergent was quickly replaced by whatever was on sale that week.
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