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Parental Choice, Not State Control: Lord Carter Condemns 'One-Size-Fits-All' Approach in Schools Bill
Powerful House of Lords speech warns of government overreach, erosion of faith school freedoms, and a threat to the heart of British...
May 192 min read


Educational Excellence or Political Theatre?
The Stark Hypocrisy Behind Labour’s Education Boast “Nothing is going to stop this Labour government from delivering educational...
May 193 min read


Lord Carter Condemns 'One-Size-Fits-All' Approach in Schools Bill
House of Lords - Lord Carter Condemns 'One-Size-Fits-All' Approach in Schools Bill
May 192 min read


Bridget Phillipson’s education Bill is an abuse of state power
Trust parents and teachers over the ideological meddling of the Labour party
May 193 min read


Lord Carter Condemns 'One-Size-Fits-All' Approach in Schools Bill
House of Lords - Lord Carter Condemns 'One-Size-Fits-All' Approach in Schools Bill
May 192 min read


How to get kids outdoors: 11 simple tips and tricks, recommended by parents
Marathons have nothing on toddler hikes. This fun, relatable guide explores how everyday parents found their outdoor rhythm again using clever tools like carriers, games, trailers, and even hot chocolate stoves. It’s a must-read for any active parent trying to get kids outdoors and moving.
May 194 min read


Bridget Phillipson’s education Bill is an abuse of state power
Trust parents and teachers over the ideological meddling of the Labour party
May 183 min read


THE QUIET SURRENDER
When a nation stops resisting, freedom dies in silence There comes a moment in a nation's story when its people no longer rise in...
May 182 min read


‘No pain, no gain’: why some primary students are following intense study routines
In today's competitive academic landscape, even primary school students are embracing intense study habits. This article delves into the factors motivating these young learners to undertake rigorous routines, examining the roles of parental expectations, educational systems, and societal pressures. It also discusses the potential impacts on children's well-being and the importance of balancing academic achievement with holistic development.
May 184 min read


Modern parenting rejects abusive ways of punishing children
Is modern parenting really to blame for children's struggles—or is it the way we discipline them? This powerful commentary challenges the outdated view that kids today are "too soft" and explores how harsh punishment is doing more harm than good. With evidence from England’s child welfare system, the piece calls for a more compassionate, informed approach to parenting that nurtures rather than punishes.
May 185 min read


My mum won’t let me have a smartphone. Is she being unfair?
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.
May 174 min read


‘Rethink what we expect from parents’: Norway’s grapple with falling birthrate
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.
May 164 min read


Identify the hidden talent of your children by paying attention to these things, you will get help in polishing them..
Every parent wants their children to progress
May 153 min read


A Statement that Demands Scrutiny
My Formal Submission to the House of Lords on the Schools Bill: A Written Statement Submitted for Consideration by the House of Lords...
May 156 min read


Am I a good mom?' We put ChatGPT's parenting advice to the test
Am I a good mom?' We put ChatGPT's parenting advice to the test
May 157 min read


Cold Parenting: Understanding Emotional Distance in Parenting
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.
May 154 min read


The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, and children not in school – Benefits, threats and challenge
Webinar explaining legal problems with the 2025 Schools Bill https://youtu.be/ynT_oZlkFz8
May 141 min read


Why Some Parents Are Choosing Organic Whole Milk Baby Formulas Over Others
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.
May 144 min read


Moms on Call Books Review: Do These Guides Simplify Parenting?
I found Moms on Call's step-by-steps guide invaluable for establishing sleep, feeding and daily routines with both my babies.
May 132 min read


Hand-Delivered Constitutional Appeal
Erosion of Public Trust Threatens Parliament’s Democratic Mandate As 835 Letters Land in Westminster, a Rare Civic Appeal Urges the Lords...
May 132 min read
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