uk parent
It's fun to stay at the... 🎶
Involving dads should surely be intrinsic to providing the best possible service for mums and babies
'In true millennial form'.
There is a strange perception that the more you reproduce, the more competent a parent you are - please humour me for a moment whilst I totally shatter that illusion
Why would someone want me over a woman without children?
People aged 16-25 are worrying about their futures, body image and not being "good enough".
Society doesn’t value the domesticity of a parent. No one is going to clap me on the back over lunch for my accomplishments.
The stats are part of Public Health England's latest report on obesity.
This is what 24 hours of technology look like for a nine-year-old
In my head, having another kid would make us kind of like the Von Trapps