Lexi Frydenberg

23/02/2026

This is a game- changer for those with anaphylaxis • Introducing , the first needle-free adrenaline nasal spray approved for use in Australia 🙌

Marking the first major development in anaphylaxis treatment in more than 30 years, neffy® gives those at risk of anaphylaxis another treatment option. It’s a single-use nasal spray containing one dose of adrenaline, suitable for those aged 4+.

We’ve been working closely with the Australian distributor of neffy® to ensure we can provide you with accurate information on this new adrenaline device and tell you what you need to know. Visit the new neffy® section of our website for all the details via the link in our bio 🔗

22/02/2026

WHAT A SHOW! In classic Radiotherapy chaotic fashion, Dr Mal, Dr Lexicon and Dr KitKat (featuring Baby Doc) were back on the airwaves with and chatting about their touching new show Dear Life, streaming now on

We also brought you EXCLUSIVE news from who announced a second show on the 19/04 at the - it’s sure to be a hot show from this award winning comedian.

Catch up on the show via the app or online! You’ll learn about nasal vaccines, harvesting paediatrician’s blood, learn about your new favourite TV show and get inspired for your next date night!

18/02/2026

• Dr Lexi Frydenberg, shares six ways to make toilet training easier. 🩷 For all the detail, read our ‘Expert Toilet Training Tips’ article in the Hints, Tips & Stories section of the KindiCare App or kindicare.com:

https://kindicare.com/parenting-tips/expert-toilet-training-tips

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13/02/2026

10/02/2026

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/well-hello-anxiety-with-dr-jodi-richardson/id1585382774?i=1000741534008

27/01/2026

With temperatures rising to record levels across Victoria, it’s important for your family to plan how they will stay hydrated, sun safe and out of extreme heat if possible.

Babies and young children are much more sensitive to hot conditions, so follow these steps to help keep your family safe.

Follow Royal Children’s Hospital for helpful tips, expert advice and the latest Kids Health Info resources

26/01/2026

Children are more likely to experience health problems from bushfire smoke than adults.

Kids tend to exercise or play outdoors for longer, they breathe more air compared to their body size than older people and it takes longer for developing bodies to clear toxic particles.

This can lead to symptoms of existing health conditions, like asthma, getting worse after they are exposed to polluted air.

There are ways your family can stay safe during times of heavy smoke, so make sure to save this guide to refer back to over summer.

If you are concerned about your child’s symptoms after being exposed to bushfire smoke, talk to your doctor or local healthcare service.

Call an ambulance (000) if your child has difficulty breathing, is wheezing or has tightness in their chest.

For more tips on dealing with bushfire smoke, click on this post via the link in our bio.

Follow for helpful tips, expert advice and the latest Kids Health Info resources

15/01/2026

Get • In our latest National Child Health Poll, we found that 86% of parents and 95% of teens do not know the UV level at which the need for using sun protection starts.

⬇️ Pop your guess in the comments below to find out more about staying sun safe this summer, also available via our bio.

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08/01/2026

Great to join Freya and Christie of Parents You’ve Got This on the Expert Guide to Parenthood Podcast discussing Crying and babies. Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/th/podcast/colic-and-crying-babies-help-is-here/id1699351232?i=1000743856996