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The mother of a three-year-old toddler who was denied treatment for a serious concussion because she tested positive for Covid has doubled her criticism of the hospital on breakfast television. Deborah Reeves appeared on the Today show on Friday to recall the traumatic experience of taking her daughter Wynta to Gladstone Hospital in central Queensland around noon on Sunday after she fell from a kitchen bar stool and banged her head with force. As Reeves told Daily Mail Australia yesterday, upon arriving at the hospital, Wynta did not receive treatment for his head injury. Instead, the distressed toddler was forced to undergo two Covid tests. ‘I’m horrified. I think we’re here because of a head injury, not because of Covid,” Reeves told Today. Three-year-old Wynta (pictured the day after she fell) was discharged without treatment from Gladstone Hospital after falling from a kitchen bar stool and suffering a concussion. Wynta was first given a rapid antigen test, which came

When Roisin McNaney gave birth to her first baby seven weeks ago, she would love to have a mother of her own. But Ms McNaney’s mother, and the rest of her family, returned to Ireland. Key points: The City of Melbourne intends to sell the building where the Australian Midwife and Mother operates The clinic offers services including breastfeeding support, counselling, physiotherapy and child care Council says there is a free maternal and child health center nearby “I think you have a romantic view of what it’s like to have your first baby and then when reality hits, it’s a very different experience,” she said. She has support near Kensington, in northern Melbourne, from Australian Midwives and Mothers (MAMA). But Melbourne City Council, which owns the building where MAMA operates, has announced its intention to sell the building as it does not fit into its strategic plan. MAMA, which started 11 years ago as Melbourne’s first private midwifery service, offers a wide range of services inc

A new mother is horrified while shopping online after a store employee texts her rudely. Paige Gavenlock contacted baby shop Little Rompers on Facebook about buying a stroller on Sunday, when an employee called her ‘dumb c***’, a screenshot revealed. Darwin’s mother asked: ‘Hey guys, do you have any carbon stocks in Uppababy vistav2?’ The employee replied, saying: ‘Unfortunately, the V2 is sold by the basket, and the colors you mention are exclusive to Baby Bunting. You stupid.’ Gavenlock told Daily Mail Australia he was ‘deeply shocked’ and when he saw the message he assumed it was from a fake Facebook account for the shop. “Then when it became clear that it was actually a message from the staff working at the shop, I was completely embarrassed, still in shock and utterly disgusted,” the young mother said. When he complained to the shop, he was told the female employee was ‘a bit of a rough diamond’, and he typed the message without intending to send it, ‘as a joke’. Little Rom