- StyleFrancesca Specter
'Demonic' baby monitor photo goes viral
Parents are sharing similarly creepy images.
- StyleLauren Clark
Parents can now buy their kids an 'anti-nightmare mist' for £5 to help them sleep this Halloween and beyond
“It’s been developed specifically to rid dreams of all things nasty and scary, especially (amongst other things) ‘shadow monsters’, ‘roaring, soaring dragons’ and goblins"
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The two vintage baby names that re-entered the 'most popular' list for the first time in 100 years
Get ahead of the game by calling your newborn something old-school.
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Parents fined for picking up children late at Australian school
It's said to be for children's safety.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
First mum in Britain to have 10 sons in a row finally welcomes a baby girl
Alexis Brett gave birth to her first daughter, Cameron, in August.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
British parents spend less than 30 minutes of quality time with their children every day, research reveals
A third of kids would rather spend time in their bedroom alone than hang out with their parents.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Mum asked to pay £1,800 to replace cousin's blouse after her baby was sick on it
"At the end of the day we all know what babies can be like."
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Gemma Atkinson claps back at critics in powerful post after being mum-shamed
"I'm absolutely all for getting help and advice! But there are ways to do it."
- StyleCaroline Allen
Your baby names fall into one of 13 'tribes', research reveals
Research has revealed that every name falls into one of thirteen categories.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Parents complain after school bans pupils from wearing fake nails
The school argued that manicures have left some students "unable to use a pen".
- StyleCaroline Allen
Most popular baby names in 2018 revealed
People are more likely to be speaking to their machine when they call the name “Alexa”.
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Having children will make you happier – but only once they've moved out
Parents whose children have left home have better wellbeing and mental health.
- StyleCaroline Allen
Mother's co-sleeping warning after death of two-month-old son
“I can’t stress enough that parents should never co-sleep with their babies, no matter what the circumstances.”
- StyleLauren Clark
Mum's frustration as she's banned from sharing pics of kids in family WhatsApp group for 'grossly unfair' reason
"He shouldn't make you feel guilty for being proud of your child"
- StyleEvening Standard
Stacey Solomon praised by fans for ‘honesty’ as she opens up on ‘mum guilt’ after birth of baby Rex
Stacey Solomon was praised by her social media followers for sharing a candid post about her experiences with “mum guilt” following the birth of her son Rex.The Loose Women star, who welcomed her first child with partner Joe Swash in May, shared a photo of herself cuddled up with her baby on Instagram as she admitted that her day had been “gut wrenching.”“I feel like I shouldn’t really have these feelings because I’m nearly 8 weeks in and I am so incredibly lucky to have amazing children, a wonderful partner, loves loving, caring, & supportive family and I’m almost a bit embarrassed to say... That truth be told, I’m Having a bit of a gut wrenching day,” she wrote.“One of those days that physically hurts your tummy. I have absolutely no idea why. Mum guilt has kicked in full swing.”> View this post on Instagram> > I feel like I shouldn’t really have these feelings because I’m nearly 8 weeks in and I am so incredibly lucky to have amazing children, a wonderful partner, loves loving, caring, & supportive family and I’m almost a bit embarrassed to say... That truth be told, I’m Having a bit of a gut wrenching day. One of those days that physically hurts your tummy. I have absolutely no idea why. Mum guilt has kicked in full swing. Nothing in particular triggers the feeling. It’s just there. Tried to keep busy and organise the hell out of the house which has helped for short moments (but also felt guilty about it). So making a conscious effort to try to accept it and let the feelings come and go. I found this picture from a few days ago when I caught a rare snap of us both smiling at the same time (and when I’d miraculously found the energy to have fun with my make up drawer). I’ve been looking at it all day to remind myself that these feelings WILL pass and every day will be different. 💜 Thinking of anyone else having a struggle today or any day for that matter. 💜> > A post shared by Stacey Solomon (@staceysolomon) on Jul 17, 2019 at 11:03am PDTThe former X Factor contestant said that she was “making a conscious effort to try to accept” her emotions and to recognise that “feelings come and go.”She added that the “rare” photo of her and Rex smiling at the same time was a reminder “that these feelings WILL pass and every day will be different.”“Thinking of anyone else having a struggle today or any day for that matter,” she concluded.Solomon’s fans praised her “honest” approach to motherhood as they shared similar postnatal experiences.> View this post on Instagram> > Tummy time 😍 I forgot about all of the exciting things they do when they start spending more time awake! We played today for a good hour in between feeds and he’s even starting to try and lift up his head when he’s on my tummy! Aw it’s all starting to feel real now. His little personality is coming through and I’m here for it 😍🌈⭐️> > A post shared by Stacey Solomon (@staceysolomon) on Jul 10, 2019 at 11:00am PDT“Stacey you completely inspire me despite your celebrity status you don’t try to put on a front or s show to everyone that everything is perfect nothing is perfect and that’s OK,” one follower wrote. “I love that you are open and honest about life as a new mam.”“I needed this!” another comment read. “5 days in and baby blues have kicked in today - reminding myself that these feelings will pass.”“Thank you for these pasts @staceysolomon you make it OK for us mums to feel these things and accept them like you do!” a third said.The TV star has been open about her experiences with anxiety following Rex’s birth and last month revealed that she had been “feeling weird” about leaving the house with her newborn.Solomon is also mum to Zachary, 11, and Leighton, seven, from previous relationships. Swash also has a 12-year-old son, Harry, with his former fiancee.
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Mum creates 'Don't Touch' signs for twin babies to avoid strangers' germs
The property landlord felt anxious about the health of her babies when strangers touched them.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Dad receives influx of date offers after taking fashion advice from daughter
"My mum’s single and needs a man. Let’s hook them up."
- StyleCaroline Allen
Twitter community helps autistic girl with heartwarming viral tweet
This woman uncovered the good side of Twitter.
- StyleHuffPost UK
Are You Putting Nappies In Your Recycling? Here's Why You Really Shouldn't
It might seem logical to put your child's dirty nappy in the recycling
- StyleLauren Clark
Thousands of parents eligible to apply for £150 grant to buy new school uniform
How much you can claim depends on the area of the UK you live in.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Girl with rare condition creates teddy bears to help children who need IV bags
The 12-year-old's revolutionary invention is designed to help young IV patients.
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Mum goes to her late daughter's school prom in memory of her 'last wish'
Her 14-year-old daughter passed away from cancer.
StyleDanielle FowlerWoman gets stuck in a children's toy car and has to be cut free with a bread knife
The 34-year-old was stuck in the Little Tikes mobile for over an hour.
StyleDanielle FowlerDads are losing friends when becoming a father, study reveals
A growing number of men lose contact with their close friends in the first year after becoming a father.
- StyleThe Telegraph
Drowning doesn't look like drowning - the guide every parent should read
It is a far more common occurrence than you might think, yet most of us have no idea what drowning really looks like. Clue number one: forget everything you've seen in the films. There's no yelling or splashing; it's undramatic and easy to ignore.
