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Parents spending thousands on children's 1st birthday celebrations

Aussie parents are spending up to $10k on their children's 1st birthday celebrations.

3 sources·29 Oct 2026·Updated 5m ago
Parents spending thousands on children's 1st birthday celebrations

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  • TA
    The Age (AU)Left

    Parents spending thousands on children's 1st birthday celebrations

  • BT
    Brisbane Times (AU)Left

    Parents spending thousands on children's 1st birthday celebrations

  • SM
    Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)Left

    Parents spending thousands on children's 1st birthday celebrations

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