After agreeing to put her daughter up for adoption,Nancy Loquinario didn’t get to kiss her goodbye. Nancy prayed that one day she would see her daughter again.
The holidays are finally here. Pour yourself a glass of wine,put on Die Hard,and brush up on top tips to keep children safe – from someone who’s seen it all.
“The one thing I realised with a thud …” Good Weekend writers and editors reflect on the year.
“Mum loves to tell me of one vision that saw her through hard times,an image she had of her four sons arm in arm.”
Life has a way of restoring karmic balance,says writer Madeleine Gray.
In the fog of new motherhood,debut novelist Jessie Stephens finds joy in the small moments.
Elyse Knowles and her gorgeous children grace our cover,and the model and mother talks with writer Lenny Ann Low about what makes Christmas special to her.
Faith,food,family:December 25 looks different in every household. Three women speak about the joys – and challenges – that underpin their Christmas celebrations.
The model sits down with Sunday Life to talk about her life in Byron Bay,being mum to two boys under three and why she’s returning to Melbourne for the holidays.
I do sometimes wonder how many consecutive days some commentators have spent looking after children,alone,while also running a household and working a job.
The aftermath of being raised in a fundamentalist household can have significant impacts on all aspects of life. Here,three women share their stories.