When protective parenting limits access to social media, it can feel isolating. In this heartfelt letter, a young teen shares their experience of feeling left out—and an expert offers advice on how families can talk, listen, and find mutual trust in the age of digital connection.

Despite Norway’s generous parental leave and childcare policies, birthrates continue to fall. Experts point to rising housing costs, delayed parenthood, and the growing pressures of intensive parenting as key factors making family life feel increasingly unattainable for young adults—even in one of the world’s most family-friendly nations.

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Cold parenting is characterized by emotional detachment and a lack of affection, where parents provide minimal responsiveness to their child's needs. This parenting style can significantly impact a child's emotional development, leading to challenges in forming secure attachments and expressing emotions. Understanding the nuances of cold parenting is crucial for caregivers aiming to foster healthier relationships and promote emotional well-being in their children.

As baby formula shortages ease, U.S. parents are exploring organic whole milk options inspired by European trends. Experts explain what sets these formulas apart from standard ones—including the natural fat content, fewer additives, and the presence of MFGM, a component linked to brain development. While organic doesn’t mean "better," understanding your baby’s nutritional needs and discussing them with your pediatrician can help you make the best choice.

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As Amber Heard welcomes twins as a solo mother, one woman shares her own journey into single motherhood by choice. Fueled by independence, support, and self-awareness, more women are embracing solo parenting not as a last resort, but as a powerful, intentional path to family on their own terms.

Raising kind children isn’t just about teaching manners—it’s about modelling empathy, encouraging reflection, and building emotional resilience. Experts explain how kindness helps kids form strong relationships, improves mental wellbeing, and contributes to a more compassionate society, even in a world filled with conflict and pressure.

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Teen mental health challenges are more common than ever, with many parents unsure when to step in. This article explores the emotional ups and downs of adolescence, when anxiety becomes a concern, and how to support your child with compassion, resilience-building strategies, and informed guidance on when to seek professional help.

Returning to work after parental leave can feel overwhelming—physically, emotionally, and logistically. In this candid piece, three parents share their stories of navigating the transition, while a psychologist offers gentle, practical tips to help new mums and dads manage the challenges with self-compassion, purpose, and support.

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill aims to ease financial pressure on families by capping school uniform branding requirements and introducing free breakfast clubs in all state-funded primary schools across England. These changes support children's wellbeing, reduce costs, and promote equal access to learning from day one.

Please, yell at my kids! Five lessons I’ve learned about good parenting from around the world

Dr Susan MacDougall says schools and universities are to blame for the excessive use of digital platforms these days I am a parent of two and I teach at a university.

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When parenting becomes overwhelming and exhausting beyond recovery, it’s more than just tiredness—it’s parental burnout. Through honest stories and global research, this article explores what burnout looks like, why it happens, and why naming it is the first step toward healing.

The UK’s latest government-commissioned guide on children’s social care highlights the strong impact of parenting support on families facing adversity. It shows that well-implemented interventions for parents of children aged 0–10 can improve child behavior, enhance parenting practices, and reduce parental stress. With councils under financial pressure, the evidence-backed recommendations aim to help allocate resources wisely, especially as the sector moves toward a new famil

As the UK's Online Safety Act nears enforcement, concerns grow about whether current proposals truly protect children online. While Ofcom's upcoming regulations target illegal harms and call for robust age-checks, critics argue they fall short of ensuring safety by design. This article explores the tensions between regulation and education, the limitations of current oversight, and why stronger action is needed to safeguard children in an increasingly algorithm-driven digital