research from the Office of National Statistics shows that there are now 200,000 men staying at home to bring up their children – almost double the number there were in 1993, when official records began.
research from the Office of National Statistics shows that there are now 200,000 men staying at home to bring up their children – almost double the number there were in 1993, when official records began.
Have you ever seen yourself arguing? A look caught on camera, a reflection in glass. It’s not a pretty sight. When life is stressing us out we've all been there and ended up having a petty argument in front of the kids. It isn't great and if we could see how it...
Founded by Patrick Augustus in 2002, BabyFather encourages black UK fathers to take an active role in raising their kids, especially if they are separated from them. It now works closely with Barnardo’s, which is active in black and ethnic communities around the...
A campaign group aiming to transform the family justice system. It promotes the idea of shared parenting after a divorce or separation. This means giving both parents frequent contact with their children, equal legal status and a say in important parenting...
If your child seems exasperated when their drawing hasn't gone 'right', or gets frustrated because their school performance isn't perfect, they may be a perfectionist. Perfectionism in children is common, and can be seen as a positive trait, as it spurs the child to...
Charles and Tina Parker Charles and Tina Parker, parents of their autistic child Chris, have a wealth of experience in bringing up a child with severe autism. Keen to share their journey with other parents, they have published a series of “tell it as it is” books. The...
For kids who stammer, expressing themselves can prove frustrating and upsetting, and they may struggle with low self-esteem as a result. So, what causes stammering, what what do parents need to know? What is a stammer? A stammer (or stutter) is difficulty speaking,...