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Mums Return To Work Because Of The High Cost Of Living
05 May 2011Millions of women have returned to work just weeks after giving birth because they couldn’t afford not to, a study conducted revealed today.
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Sir Elton John On Being A Father
25 Apr 2011Sir Elton's Son Will Have Paternity Test
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Brit Teen Girls Top Binge Boozing Table
22 Apr 2011In figures just released British teenage girls top the league in binge boozing.
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UK Kids Inspired By Fictional Characters
19 Apr 2011UK children are turning to fictional characters as their source of inspiration as a survey reveals that 30% of parents questioned say their children prefer them to actual celebrities.
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Family Fun That Doesn't Break The Bank
15 Apr 2011Does family time in your home revolve around watching telly and taking the kids with you to do the shopping?
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Half of British Parents 'Cyber Snoop' On Their Kids
14 Apr 2011Over half (55 per cent) of British parents admit to regularly using Facebook to snoop on their child, with 20 per cent logging in to their child’s Facebook account to read their private messages.
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Talking Sex With Your Teen
11 Apr 2011Talking Sex With Your Teen
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Good Books For Tough Times
06 Apr 2011A children’s charity has launched a new independent guide recommending story books which can help children to cope with difficult feelings or situations, such as bereavement, bullying or family break-up.
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Five Ways to Get on Better With Mum
04 Apr 2011When you wrote your Mother’s Day card at the weekend, did it come naturally to you to write something heartfelt because she’s your best friend..
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Half Of Adults Take Mum On Holiday.
04 Apr 2011Mums may get more than flowers and chocolates this Mothers’ Day, as holiday provider and comparison site Confused.com has found that more than half of us has taken our mum (or mother-in-law) on holiday with us.
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David Schwimmer's Internet Shocker
03 Apr 2011Schwimmer Horrified By Internet Content Available To Youngsters
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What's The Latest Parenting Jargon?
01 Apr 2011Move over Yummy Mummies, it’s the ‘Dummy Mummies’ that you need to look out for according to a new study which highlights the funnier side of parenting in advance of mothers day
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Mums Are The Biggest Role Models
01 Apr 2011Forget Katie Price/Jordan and Amy Childs (TV’s The Only Way Is Essex) - for UK females, the biggest role models today are their mothers, followed by the late Princess Diana and the phenomenally successful Harry Potter author J.K.Rowling, according to new research to mark the DVD release of Made In Dagenham.
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Blowing the Whistle on School Playtimes
30 Mar 2011The Government’s deficit-busting spending cuts are impacting on thousands of UK school children’s playtimes, new research out today reveals.
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21st Century Baby Blues!
28 Mar 2011The first two years following childbirth are the most stressful years of our lives – that’s the verdict of a new study which suggests that the first 24 months following a first born witness more bickering and marital strife than at any other time across the course of a lifetime.
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A Century Of Chaos, But The Internet Leads The Way
22 Mar 2011As Census 2011 night approaches, Genes Reunited, a leading family history website, has delved into what the nation defines as the biggest historical events of the past 100 years and what they think might happen in the next century.
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IVF Fairlility Campaign
21 Mar 2011SHE magazine launches “Fairtility” campaign in reaction to IVF funding cuts
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Getting Time Together
16 Mar 2011Spending quality time together as a family without distractions can seem ever more difficult in modern times.
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Make Your Mother's Day Card One To Remember With Royal Mail Smilers®
14 Mar 2011Even if you can’t be with your Mum on her special day, you can ensure you make her smile by attaching your very own personalised Smilers® stamp to her card.
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Researchers Try To Predict Developement In Babies Before They Can Talk
09 Mar 2011A ground-breaking study will see researchers from the University of East London using eye-tracking technology to establish if future language, social and attention weaknesses can be identified in babies as young as six-months.
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The Changing Face Of Motherhood
09 Mar 2011Today’s young mums look back to the 1970s and 80s as the generations they would most like to have been bringing up baby because they perceive them as being less pressured, according to the findings of extensive new research from P&G* exploring motherhood from the 1930s to the present day.
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Drawing Becoming a Lost Art
04 Mar 2011Parents in 56 percent of UK households don’t allow their children to draw at home for fear of mess, jeopardising their artistic and creative growth, according to research commissioned by leading games developer and publisher THQ.
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Facebook Most Important Influence For Young Brits
03 Mar 2011New research released today shows that the majority of young Brits think that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft mogul Bill Gates have contributed more to world history than a host of illustrious names including Martin Luther King Jr., Alexander Graham Bell and Isaac Newton, with almost two thirds (65 per cent) saying that Gates has influenced society more than Newton.
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Mums Keep Mum When It Comes To Bedwetting
02 Mar 2011A survey released today by DryNites® reveals that mums whose children wet the bed fear judgement and embarrassment from other parents. 75% of the 1,513 mums polled agreed that bedwetting was viewed as an embarrassing condition, despite it being almost as common as asthma or eczema*.
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