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- The Independent
Peyton Manning jokes that parents don’t want him coaching their children because of behaviour in SNL skit
Skit sees famed quarterback throwing footballs at young children
- Yahoo Life UK
'We thought Mum was just exhausted. A few days later, she was gone.'
The killer condition that robbed a loving family of their mum: Here's the warning signs
- Yahoo Life UK
Adorable baby born with mop of blonde hair "looks just like Boris Johnson"
Baby David was born with incredible blonde locks despite both his parents having dark hair.
- Yahoo Life UK
Meet the 'Bubble Wrap Baby' who weighed less than a pound
After five months in the neonatal unit, Larenz Carr is now one and thriving at home.
- The Independent
Bringing back primary school ‘weigh-ins’ is a terrible idea – it could cause more problems than it prevents
The move risks ‘fat shaming’ some children and stigmatising others – while putting a negative focus on body image at a terrifyingly young and impressionable age
- The Independent
Parents both call daughter something different because they couldn’t agree on baby name
Three-year-old has ‘mom’s house’ name and ‘dad’s house’ name
The GuardianHow can playful parenting support children to learn through play?
How can playful parenting support children to learn through play?. Engaging in play with children has huge benefits – from reducing stress and anxiety, to building brain architecture that will help kids thrive throughout their lives
- The Guardian
‘It’s about supporting their curiosity’: how to build child-parent relationships through play
‘It’s about supporting their curiosity’: how to build child-parent relationships through play. According to experts, play is our best resource for family bonding and for parents and children to get to know each other better
- Evening Standard
Best baby deals for Amazon Prime Day 2021: Offers on toys and baby essentials
Over half off big name brands like Silver Cross, BabyBjörn and Hasbro
- The Telegraph
Duchess of Sussex hid references to Princess Diana's favourite flower in new book
The Duchess of Sussex has revealed that she hid references to Diana, Princess of Wales in her new children's book. The Bench, which was inspired by Prince Harry’s relationship with the couple’s two-year-old son Archie, includes illustrations of Princess Diana's favourite flower, forget-me-nots. The subtle nod to the Princess is one of numerous personal "nuggets tucked within the book", the Duchess said on Sunday in her first media interview regarding the book. The Duchess’ debut publication topp
- The Independent
Meghan Markle reveals ‘Easter eggs’ hidden in The Bench, including Diana’s favourite flower
Duchess of Sussex gave first interview since the birth of her daughter to talk about her new children’s book
- The Guardian
In praise of fathers: the making of the modern dad
In praise of fathers: the making of the modern dadOnce they were only seen as breadwinners and disciplinarians. A leading anthropologist highlights 10 ways in which the role of fathers has been transformed Kevin Hart as Matt and Melody Hurd as Maddy in new comedy drama Fatherhood Photograph: Philippe Bosse/Netflix
- The Independent
‘Greatest mom hack’: Mum shows swaddling technique that stops babies crying instantly
‘I promise you it works every single time,’ says TikTok mum
- The Independent
Why we don’t do Father’s Day in my family
It’s adults, not children, who have, on occasion, been mind-bogglingly insensitive around Father’s Day
- Yahoo Life UK
Five generations of first born males set to celebrate Father's Day this Sunday
The oldest first born male in the family is 86 and the youngest is just two.
- Yahoo Life UK
Newborn baby shocks family with incredible thick hair due to rare condition
Jaxon-James Ayres has been diagnosed with a rare congenital condition called hyperinsulinism which affects one in 50,000 newborn babies.
- The Telegraph
How the pandemic led to a nation of better dads
Let’s be honest, Father’s Day is the most half-hearted day of all, isn’t it? Today, most dads will be unwrapping a novelty mug, a barbecue scraper or if they’re really lucky, assorted beers. Scribbled cards will be handed over with a teenage grunt, backs will be briefly patted and the TV turned back on. But this year, before life returns to normal, we might pause to think about Britain’s seven million dads of dependent children, and what they’ve done since March 2020. At the beginning of lockdow
- The Independent
After 10 years, my son is getting the mental health care he needs – no child should have to wait that long
My brave young man had long patches of school refusal, terrible insomnia and sometimes even speaking was a struggle. I would have chewed off my own arm to remove this distress from my child
- In The Know Parenting
WSEL Bags is making sure dads don't have to sacrifice style with their functionally sleek diaper bags
Get to know the founder of WSEL Bags, a brand creating quality diaper bags, and encouraging fathers to get out there with their little ones.
- Evening Standard
Dad rock! Dad dancing! Dad bods! Why it’s time to reclaim the word ‘dad’
There are few prefixes with more derogatory connotations. But this Father’s Day that needs to change, writes Ed Cumming
- The Telegraph
Why I stopped trying to be the perfect father – and how I made my peace with being a terrible one
I am a terrible dad. This isn’t one of those false modesty pieces where you actually learn that I’m the best loving dad in the world but with a charming middle-class confidence problem. No, I mean it. I’m a lousy dad. If you visited and observed our family farm, in Matterdale in the Lake District, you’d perhaps be kind and say I was quite a good father. When our youngest, Tom, aged three, shouts loudly, ‘I need a poo,’ I jump up and try and get him to the toilet to get that done on target. I try
- In The Know Parenting
Morrison Outdoors makes it easier than ever to include your little ones on your outdoor adventures
On this episode of ITK: The Father's Day Shop, we talk with the founder of Morrison Outdoors, the brand creating sleeping bags for your little ones.
- The Independent
‘The Bench’ review: Meghan Markle’s children’s book has finally been published – here’s our review
The Duchess of Sussex’s debut takes a sentimental look at the relationship between a father and son
- Evening Standard
Best baby monitors: Audio and video devices to keep your little one safe
Pick an audio, video or smart model for all-important peace of mind
- In The Know Parenting
Colugo is putting their customer's experience first with high quality products meant to last
Daniel sits down with father and co-founder of Colugo, Ted, to talk about how Colugo was started.
- The Guardian
When young children battle anxiety, parents don’t need to feel like helpless bystanders
When young children battle anxiety, parents don’t need to feel like helpless bystanders . Tantrums, clinginess and fussy eating could all signal your child’s emotional cup is full. Regulation depends on the emotion being validated and then released