And that’s perfectly normal, as it's a very rewarding role yet there are no guidelines to follow.
Kids Now doesn’t have all the answers, but it does allow Goulburn Valley parents to share their experiences and challenges that can give understanding and hope for other families in similar situations.
Such as Euroa parents Irais Trejo Medécigo and Alex Tsymbalov, who share their story about the initial shock of wondering how they were going to raise a deaf child to the new and wonderful world they now live in. Turn to page 4.
Cris and Damien Stevens-Todd kindly share their journey negotiating surrogacy to make their happy family dream come true. See page 8.
For Kaare Glass and his partner Courtney, their community wrapped around them when they began a challenging time as new parents. Read their story on page 14.
If you are looking for something different for your child to learn, Kids Now introduces you to Jason Triggs, a skilled puppeteer. Find out more on page 16.
Or maybe your child would like to learn ballet, try their skills at Little Aths, hockey or squash? Turn to pages 23 to 26 for all the details.
So, parents, grab a cuppa, sit down (we know it’s not always easy to find time!) and enjoy reading Kids Now — the magazine that’s created just for you.
Kids Now team
CONTENT
PAGE 3: Horses bring hope
PAGE 4: A new and wonderful world
PAGE 6: Kids say the craziest things
PAGE 7: A real pain in the neck
PAGE 8: Love will always find a way
PAGE 9: Play it safe with pets
PAGE 11: Get into the great indoors
PAGE 12: Bags of fun for little monkeys
PAGE 13: Final curtain call
PAGE 14: Family gets a sporting chance
PAGE 15: Let’s get physical
PAGE 16: Imagination with no strings attached
PAGE 19: Keep moving and have fun
PAGE 20: Learn to be a lifesaver
PAGE 21: When the kitchen is a classroom
PAGE 22: Help kids find their own way
PAGE 23: On your marks ... go!
PAGE 24: Dance like no-one is watching
PAGE 25: Get hooked on hockey
PAGE 26: A sport for everyone
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