Mumsnet in the Media

For over 20 years Mumsnet has been making headlines, from passionate campaigning to funny threads. See a selection of our press highlights here:

January 2025

• Politics in 2025: expect elks, a white van tax and a Badenoch biscuit rant, The Times, 3rd January

• Layla Moran: Public to question MPs at ‘reverse’ committee, Oxford Mail, 19th January

• Mobile games Bus Out and Supermarket Simulator push gambling ads to kids, i Newspaper, 24th January

• Children are being poisoned by tech. Join Mumsnet and just say no, The Times, 26th January

• Seven signs your child could be addicted to their mobile phone, Yahoo News, 27th January

December 2024

• Who’s suing AI and who’s signing: Publisher deals vs lawsuits with generative AI companies, PressGazette, 6th December

• How acceptable is it to use ChatGPT for homework?, The Times, 6th December

• How smug is your Christmas?, The Times, 8th December

• Starmer and Badenoch's lunchtime sandwich split, BBC News, 12th December

• Can a sexless marriage be a happy one?, Good Housekeeping, 12th December

• Woman watches Gavin and Stacey for the first time and hates one character, WalesOnline, 14th December

• Government opens consultation on copyright and AI, Computing.co.uk, 18th December

• Stephen Mangan: ‘I’m not bowing down in front of King Charles’, 22nd December, The Times

November 2024

• Badenoch’s most controversial moments and how they could define her leadership, The i Newspaper, 4th November

• HRT should be offered as first-line treatment for menopause, says Nice, The Guardian, 7th November

• ‘I thought going public about my domestic abuse experience would ruin my police career’, The Telegraph, 11th November

• #Mumentum Nearly two-thirds of mums want to retrain for a new career but money, time and guilt hold them back, fe News, 13th November

• 'I spend £30 a week on baby milk because I can't breastfeed', BBC News, 14th November

• Is everyone else having more fun in bed than us?, The Times, 23rd November

October 2024

• New mums crave burgers and chips just after giving birth, The Mirror, 1st October

• Fraudsters using AI to mimic children's voices to steal millions of pounds from unsuspecting parents, The Daily Mail, 12th October

• Cubs swap camping in the woods for trips to Disneyland Paris, 13th October, The Telegraph

• To men who still want ‘proof’ of women’s pain: be careful what you wish for, The Guardian, 14th October

• “Most people have 2 pregnancy scans – I had 11”: why we need to talk about pregnancy anxiety after miscarriage and baby loss, 15th October, Stylist Magazine

• Badenoch beats Jenrick in Mumsnet ratings, 22nd October, The Spectator

• ‘An existential threat’: anger over UK government plans to allow AI firms to scrape content, 26th October, The Guardian

• We have reached peak Biscoff – and I’m nauseated, 30th October, The i Newspaper

September 2024

• OpenAI Messed With the Wrong Mega-Popular Parenting Forum, Wired, 16th September

• ‘It gave us both freedom’: parents on the baby gear they wouldn’t go without, The Guardian, 16th September

• Alarming rise in 'slapped cheek' virus that can spread from children to pregnant women and trigger miscarriage, 18th September, The Daily Mail

• Will you marry me (again)?: the rise of ‘divorce regret’, 22nd September, The Guardian

• SALLY WILLIAMS meets the traumatised women of Avignon supporting and saluting rape victim Gisele Pelicot in court - and shudders with them at how ordinary the rapists all look, 24th September, The Daily Mail

• Most common meal requested after giving birth is a burger, new study reveals, 27th September, The Daily Mail

• AI could be an existential threat to publishers – that’s why Mumsnet is fighting back, 28th September, The Guardian

August 2024

• Harbottles backs Mumsnet in OpenAI clash, The Lawyer, 1st August

• BIKINI'S BACK Penny Lancaster, Salma Hayek and the other stars proving that the bikini is back among celebs in their 40s, 50s and 60s, The Sun, 2nd August

• I gave up my job at nearly 40. Why women my age are quitting, The Times 5th August

• 'Motherhood penalty' driving women to have fewer children, The Times, 7th August

• The motherhood penalty! Lack of financial support, childcare costs and the housing crisis are driving women to have fewer children, research suggests, The Daily Mail, 8th August

• Give couples £5k tax break to have more children, says think tank, The Telegraph, 9th August

• A new study shows there are more separated couples now living together than ever before, Stylist Magazine, 9th August

• Proposal for £5,000 Parental Tax Allowance to address UK's declining birth rate, The Mirror, 9th August

• Exclusive: Inside Andrew Tate's insidious influence on UK classrooms - 'rape threats and vile code word', The Mirror, 31st August

• Me+Em designer Clare Hornby: ‘Male friends kept texting to say how good Victoria Starmer looked’, The Telegraph, 31st August

July 2024

• Mum's the word for Labour and Lib Dems! Mumsnet exit poll of over 4,000 users sees Sir Keir Starmer's party predicted for 49% of the votes and Ed Davey's crew second with 17%, The Daily Mail, 5th July

• Exit poll of over 4K users sees Keir Starmer's party predicted for 49%, The Daily Mail The Daily Mail, 5th July

• Labour Government and Keir Starmer ‘must act’ on baby formula scandal, The Metro, 5th July

• How to be a Norwegian parent: let your kids roam free, stay home alone, have fun – and fail, The Guardian, 11th July

• Mumsnet launches first British legal action against OpenAI, The Times, 19th July

• Mumsnet is launching a lawsuit against OpenAI for scraping its content, TechRadar, 22nd July

• Who’s suing AI and who’s signing: Publisher deals vs lawsuits with generative AI companies, Press Gazette, 22nd July

• Mom's website ready to put OpenAI in a time-out after learning the AI firm may have scrapped its data, TechRadar, 23rd July

June 2024

• PAY PANIC ‘I’m speechless’ mum slates parents for ‘living penny to penny’ as thousands panic about late child benefit payments Martin Lewis has weighed in on the payment saga, The Sun, 3rd June

• Justine Roberts: I hope for more female MPs, Tortoise Media, 4th June

• Politicians ignore the Mumsnet manifesto at their peril, The New Statesman, 12th June

• AIBU? Mumsnet can sway the election, CityAM, 13th June

• The Hugh Grant effect! Women find men more attractive when they see them with children, study finds, The Daily Mail, 18th June

• Taylor Swift fans explain how to get Eras Tour tickets on the day of the show, The Mirror, 19th June

• Thousands of mums urge politicians to address the baby formula crisis in special manifesto, The Metro, 24th June

• Our kinky curve, The Financial Times, 28th June

• Sunak praises `incredible strength´ of his wife and daughters during campaign, The Daily Mail, 28th June

• Sunak says `racism stings´ as Farage refuses to apologise for activist´s slur, The Daily Mail, 28th June

May 2024

• The Archers’ Hollie Chapman interview: ‘I’m protective of Alice. I said, “she doesn’t die does she?”, The Telegraph, 6th May

• Mumsnet has its flaws, but the depth of experience shared on it is extraordinary, The Guardian, 11th May

• NHS must end medieval maternity practices, The Times, 14th May

• Both main parties support Mail on Sundays campaign to end postcode lottery on osetoporosis care, The Mail Online, 26th May

• Mumsnet Users Think Rishi Sunak is 'S***' and Useless' Brutal Graphic Finds, The Huffington Post, 29th May

April 2024

• Nasty neighbour mum-shamed me when my poorly baby cried all night - I'm livid, The Mirror, 19th April

• Why comedians throw a tantrum when babies come to their shows, The Telegraph, 23rd April

March 2024

• Can everyone stop hating on Bridget Jones?, Marie Claire, 1st March 

• Has Daisy May Cooper found The One after 'Mumsnet divorce' & flings including fetish-loving ex she 'used as a footrest'?, The Sun, 13th March

• Bone disease treatment delay will cost 1,400 women's lives, charity warns Chancellor, Daily Mail, 17th March

• The death of the school prom! Killjoy council bans end-of-term dances amid fears over the cost to hard-pressed families, Daily Mail, 17th March    

February 2024

• If you buy your daughter Shein clothes you're not a good parent - sexualisation of kids as ‘tween models’ is disgusting, The Sun, 2nd February

• When the nits nightmare struck, I called in the lice assassins, The Times, 4th February

• Telegraph readers’ favourite biscuit: you decide, The Telegraph, 6th February

• Parents using tax-cutting childcare schemes face crackdown, The Telegraph, 16th February

• Mumsnet chief and top doctors join call to improve care of bone disease affecting millions of women, Mail on Sunday, 18th February

• Iceland rolls out price cut for parents and urges other supermarkets to 'end rip-off', The Mirror, 27th February

• Is everyone on Ozempic but me?, The Telegraph, 28th February

• Mums are still being judged for every decision they make, Metro News, 29th February

January 2024

• Is private school really worth it any more?, The Times, 11th January

• Michael Mosley's three menopause weight loss tips could help shed 1.2 stone, Daily Record, 17th January

• Gaps widen in latest workplace happiness index, Relocate Magazine, 17th January

• The Queen was upset with Harry and Meghan over Lilibet? I don’t believe it, The Times, 18th January

• Best holiday parks for families this summer with prices from £11.40 per night, The Mirror, 19th January

• Evidence-Based Parenting by Matilda Gosling review — the science of child-rearing, The Times,  20th January

• Why 'hangxiety' is forcing Gen Z to ditch the booze as experts claim young people experience heightened feelings of stress and anxiety after heavy drinking, The Mail on Sunday, 21st January

• H&M pulls school uniform ad after complaints it `sexualised´ children, The Daily Mail, 21st January

• Top 10 'worst' baby names revealed - with some popular picks ruined, Sunday Mirror, 27th January

• A bracing dip will cure us of the menopause, will it? Remind me to steer clear of the sewage, The Guardian, 28th January    

December 2023

• 23 ways to help your child stay happy at school — by experts, The Sunday Times, 1st December 

• Great British Bake Off’s Matty Edgell: ‘Nobody knew I baked’, The Times, 9th December

• Teenspeak translated, The Mail on Sunday, 9th December

• Experts ask if rising obesity is cause as Caesarean births hit almost four in ten, The Telegraph, 10th December

• New menopause therapy guidance will harm women’s health, say campaigners, The Guardian, 11th December

• UK regulators ‘should act to curb rise in cost of infant formula’, The Guardian, 13th December

• Report calls for `bold measures´ to tackle surge in formula milk costs, The Daily Mail, 15th December

• £250 gift vouchers and a brace of pheasants: how Christmas gifts for teachers got out of hand, The Telegraph, 19th December

• Energy saving: the best deals in the UK sales, from bikes to air fryers , The Guardian, 22nd December

• This was the year I nearly resorted to an elite baby sleep trainer. But there is another way, The Guardian, 24th December   

November 2023

• What are private schools really selling?, The New Statesman, 4th November 

• Michael Mosley explains how to shed up to 1.5 stone in a year after menopause, Daily Record, 6th November

• Dior launches bizarre £230 perfume for babies made from 'scented water', The Mirror, 9th November

• How do the wealthy take a hatchet to their personal spending?, The Financial Times, 21st November 

October 2023

• Thousands of people over 50 quit work as fractures take toll, Today’s Chronic, 1st October

• Sunak’s appeal is lost to half the electorate, The Times, 3rd October

• How Kate Middleton's decision to ditch dresses for suits shows a new-found confidence as she 'spreads her wings' to work on campaigns close to her heart, The Daily Mail, 6th October

• Are private landlords being ripped off by letting agent fees?, The Times, 20th October

• The 10 ways to survive a flight delay with your children, The Telegraph, 20th October

• When I rang for help, the nurse shrugged: ‘Not my baby, not my problem’, The Telegraph, 24th October

September 2023

• Over half of women who had traumatic childbirth say ordeal ‘put them off more kids’, The Independent, 15th September

• Women 'failed at every stage' of maternity care with 'many made to feel they were to blame',  Sky News, 15th September

• Ask your husband how often he thinks about the Roman Empire – the answer might surprise you, The Telegraph, 15th September

• ‘I’ve never felt so helpless... That night was hell’: The women who endured traumatic childbirths, The Independent, 18th September

• The maternity unit is no place for a culture war, The New Statesman, 23rd September

• Not even bankers wear ties and blazers any more. So why should schoolchildren?, The Guardian, 25th September

• Bridget Phillipson says private schools will have to make savings like everyone else in VAT fees row, i News, 28th September

• Small private schools fear closure under Labour’s VAT plan, The Times, 29th September

• Open letter to the Chancellor: Boost NHS and the economy in the Autumn Statement, The Express, 30th September

August 2023

• 'I don’t come here to enjoy other people’s children!’ Should pubs and restaurants be kid-free zones?, The Guardian, 1st August

• Tourists heading to Italy this summer need to be aware of little-known rule that could get them kicked out of swimming pools, The Daily Mail, 6th August

• How Rihanna made it sexy (not frumpy) to dress like a mum, The Telegraph, 10th August

• Michael Mosley recommends cutting out one daily habit to reduce risk of dementia, The Mirror, 15th August

• Time to cut the blame game amid another NHS childbirth scandal, The Times, 15th August

• What estate agents get up to in your home – and how they’re being caught, The Telegraph, 17th August

• MumsGPT: the AI chatbot trained on two decades of parenting advice, The Telegraph, 20th August

July 2023

• Boris Johnson as a dad - 'bizarre birthday parties, slammed by daughter, love child plot', The Mirror, 11th July

• I want to take a new job but what I earn will barely cover the cost of childcare - why do mums always have to sacrifice their careers?, The Daily Mail, 14th July

• Michael Mosley names best diet for losing weight 'fast' and one important food, The Daily Record, 20th July

• Michael Mosley explains why diets are difficult to stick to and how to fix it, The Daily Record, 20th July

• Dr Michael Mosley shares best method for weight loss - and it's not low-fat diet, The Mirror, 27th July

June 2023

• Gossip, money and sexting: how school gate mothers are inspiring TV and novels, The Times, 4th June

• NO KID-DING Mum reveals simple tip for keeping kids entertained on a long-haul flight – and it costs just £3, The Sun, 11th June

• Let’s chew it over: a look at gummy supplements, The Guardian, 26th June

• DINNER WINNER Asda makes major changes in cafes – and parents will love it for the summer holidays, The Sun, 29th June

May 2023

• Patriotic princess! Kate stuns in a recycled red Eponine coat with satin blue lining and a white Suzannah dress to fly the flag ahead of the Coronation, Mail on Sunday, 4th May

• 'Very quiet weekend, nothing happening at all!' Prince William jokes with the crowds as he and Kate hit the pub ahead of King Charles' Coronation, Daily Mail, 4th May

• Prince of Wales pulls a pint on pub trip amid Coronation rehearsals, The Telegraph, 4th May

• The ‘Kate effect’: how the Princess of Wales became the royals’ not-so-secret weapon, The Guardian, 6th May

• Sats exams ‘designed to be challenging’, DfE tells aggrieved parents and teachers, The Guardian, 12th May

• 'Daisy May Cooper was inspired 'by Mumsnet' to get divorce after growing 'tired' of hubby', The Mirror, 14th May

• UK schools minister promises to review Sats paper that left pupils ‘in tears, The Guardian, 16th May

• Doctor warns price of baby formula is 'national crisis' - as Rishi Sunak suggests govt is doing enough to help, Sky News, 16th May

• Poor maternity care left us in danger, say one in four mothers, The Times, 28th May

• Almost a QUARTER of mothers claim poor NHS maternity care left them or their baby in danger, The Daily Mail, 29th May

April 2023

• The cost of childcare is driving women out of the workforce International Business Times, 11th April

• What is sex for rent and why are ministers proposing a new law to tackle it The Big Issue, 24th April

• How often do married couples have sex? Yahoo UK, 27th April

• British head teachers are among the best paid in Europe so why are they striking? The Times, 30th April

March 2023

• This International Women’s Day, politicians must recommit to making progress The Times, 8th March

• Forget this childcare tinkering – Hunt should just give parents tax breaks The Telegraph, 15th March

• CHILDCARE JACKPOT Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveils bumper package of childcare support in Budget designed to get Britain working The Sun, 15th March

• Jeremy Hunt's £5bn Budget childcare bonanza might only boost employment by 75,000 despite his hopes of getting a million more women into work and will take more than three years to implement... as he gambles on boosting growth rather than cutting taxes TheDaily Mail, 15th March

• Inequality starts before birth – so child benefits should too The Guardian, 28th March

February 2023

• How to keep children busy while you’re working from home, The Times, 1 February

• Will You Try The Mumsnet Vibrator?, Grazia, 1st February

• Rishi Sunak blasts Keir Starmer and accuses Labour leader of siding with strikers as parents warn teachers not to make children pawns in pay fight, Daily Mail, 2 February

• Bill to extend maternity protections passes in House of Commons, The Guardian, 3 February

• Granny daycare: have the silver saviours had enough?, The Times, 4 February

• Hags by Victoria Smith review — the demonisation of middle-aged women, The Times, 24 February

January 2023

• Nearly half of parents feel unable to access NHS care for their children, The Telegraph, 6 January

• Almost half of parents 'feel unable to access NHS care for their children’ , Wales Online, 6 January

• Unions to meet Education Secretary after teachers vote to strike over pay, The Independent, 18 January

• 'I’m pregnant again after four miscarriages. I fear the worst’, The Times, 27 January

• Which Nina Simone song was a tribute to the writer Lorraine Hansberry? The Saturday quiz, The Guardian, 28 January.

• Schools plan art activities and giant classes as teachers strike, Sunday Times, 29 January

• A menopause law? We’ve survived without one, Sunday Times, 29 January

• Families to face disruption as Wednesday´s teachers´ strike looms, Daily Mail, 31 January

• LOCKDOWN 2023 Britain plunges into lockdown as Union barons bring country to a standstill, The Sun, 31 January

• Teachers who strike could still claim pay, The Telegraph, 31 January

December 2022

• Struggling families may be 'unable to feed babies safely' due to the soaring cost of infant formula - with the cheapest brand now 22% more expensive The Daily Mail, 6 December

• Cost-of-living crisis: Struggling families ‘unable to feed babies’ The Times, 6 December

• Fears skyrocketing formula milk costs will force babies into hospitals with serious illness The Independent, 6 December

• The best heated blankets, hot water bottles and gilets to buy now The Times, 21 December

• Motherland festive special: A Christmas Carol for the Mumsnet generation The New Statesman, 23 December

• 2022 TV quiz - 20 questions to test your memory on this year's best shows The Sunday Mirror, 24 December

November 2022

• Starmer: We must protect safe spaces for women The Times, 2 November

• He's now talking tough on trans children, immigration levels and eco-zealots... So has Keir Starmer finally grasped that the Tories are there for the taking? The Daily Mail, 13 November

• Pay more tax, get less in return: this budget lays bare the bleak reality of Britain’s economy The Guardian, 17 November

• Twitter? Elon Musk should have bought Mumsnet The Times, 19 November

• Are you worried about the cost of Christmas this year? The Sunday Mirror, 21 November

October 2022

• Campaign for paid miscarriage leave builds momentum as pregnancy charities add their voice Glasgow Live, 1 October

• How Inflation Affects Hybrid Workers in 2022 Today News, 4 October

• Pupils should spend LONGER days in school to help parents struggling with high childcare costs, Children's Commissioner says The Daily Mail, 12 October

• Just the ticket: first family lounge on UK railway opened at King’s Cross station The Evening Standard, 12 October

• I’m a sex expert – here’s how to get the spark back in your bedroom no matter what age you are The Sun, 21 October

• Loneliness is a struggle for new parents – can we all stop pretending everything’s ok? The Guardian, 25 October

• Why are so few women having children? Because motherhood is warped by social media The Times, 27 October

• Starmer: UK does not need a comedian as prime minister The Daily Mail, 29 October

• Keir Starmer shares his daughter's savage - but adorable - putdown about his speeches The Sunday Mirror, 29 October

• UK does not need a comedian as PM, says Labour leader Keir Starmer The Guardian, 29 October

September 2022

• The pros and cons of a four-day working week The Week, 21 September

• March of the Mummies comes to Bristol to demand fair deal for working parents Bristol Post,  21 September

• Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget unfairly targets women who work part time i news, 26 September

• It’s childcare, not the NHS, that holds the key to Labour winning the next election i news, 28 September

• Mumsnet Teams Up With Chetwood Financial To Launch New Family-Focused Financial Services Business Mondays, 29 September

August 2022

• I had a ‘missed miscarriage’ and kept asking myself one question – how had I not noticed? The Independent, 4 August

• The Conservatives have made childcare unavailable and unaffordable The New Statesman, 17 August

• Women are moving away from the Conservatives — but it’s not too late to stop them  The Times, 18 August

• “Please! Not another group chat”: inside WhatsApp’s slippery social politics Stylist, 20 August

July 2022

• The secret to having a good relationship with your adult children in 2022 The Times, 3 July

•  First Morbius, now Minions – memes are ruining movies The Telegraph, 5 July

•  A man can’t fix childcare. Only a woman can. | Money | The Times The Times, 9 July

• Confessions of a bewildered new mum | Times2 | The Sunday Times, The Sunday Times, 10 July

•  'The childcare system is a shambles ... it's horrendous we can't afford a second child' The Telegraph, 11 July

• Young, gifted, anxious: why Cambridge students are struggling | Times2 | The Times The Times, 12 July

• A tale of two female Tory candidates, only one can tell you what a woman is, writes LOUISE PERRY | Daily Mail Online The Daily Mail, 13 July

• Has Penny Mordaunt got away with the worst Mumsnet performance ever? | The Independent The Independent, 13 July

• Why Penny Mordaunt reminds me of Jeremy Corbyn The Telegraph, 14 July

• Fewer adults per child in nurseries may be the worst idea the Government has ever had The i Paper, 14 July

• British women taken to court over abortions | News | The Sunday Times The Times, 17 July

• It must be terribly difficult being the only one in the village with a pool The Telegraph, 18 July

• Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak to mull who would be in their Cabinets The Telegraph, 21 July

• 50 hacks to make this the best holiday of your life – and avoid the travel chaos The Telegraph, 23 July

• I racked up £38,000 of debt to save my career when I had a baby: In the first part of a major series on women at work, Femail investigates the crippling toll children can take on a mother's job prospects The Mail on Sunday, 27 July

• Universal free childcare could be truly transformational – Labour must back it Labour List, 28 July

June 2022

• Boris Johnson presses EU on overhaul of Northern Ireland trading regime The Financial Times, 1 June

• Johnson says it would be ‘irresponsible’ to quit as UK prime minister The Financial Times, 1 June

• Wednesday evening UK news briefing: Tourists told 'take just a rucksack' on flight The Telegraph, 1 June

• I’ll extend childcare support to after-school clubs, Boris Johnson tells parents The Telegraph, 1 June

• Boris Johnson puts Cabinet reshuffle on ice as partygate revolt grows The Telegraph, 1 June

• Boris Johnson forced to deny he's a 'habitual liar' in brutal Mumsnet Q&A The Mirror, 1 June

• Boris Johnson moans Partygate's been 'totally miserable' and he didn't even eat his cake The Mirror, 1 June

• Boris Johnson struggles to name favourite kid's book - despite doing 'lots of parenting' The Mirror, 1 June

• The PM tells Mumsnet CEO: 'I Must deliver election promises' The Daily Mail, 1 June

• Mumsnet CEO suggests Boris Johnson is 'winging it' as PM The Daily Mail, 1 June

• Dominic Raab insists MP 'didn't intend' to breach the law The Daily Mail, 1 June

• Why should we believe a habitual liar?': Boris Johnson faces the wrath of Mumsnet readers over Partygate but denies eating cake at 'miserable' No10 birthday bash that landed him a police fine The Daily Mail, 1 June

• PM dismisses `habitual liar´ claims and insists he will not quit over No 10 parties The Daily Mail, 1 June

• Schools are being forced to replace hot meals with sandwiches for vulnerable pupils due to inflation and funding cuts The Daily Mail, 1 June

• Another ‘red wall’ Tory MP criticises Johnson’s Partygate apology The Guardian, 1 June

• Boris Johnson denies being 'habitual liar' in Mumsnet interview – video The Guardian, 1 June

• Boris Johnson: allies brand Tory rebels ‘narcissists’ The Times, 2 June

• Boris Johnson promises to cut costs of childcare The Times, 2 June

• The Times view on the threat to Boris Johnson’s leadership: Dire Straits The Times, 2 June

• Priti Patel tells Tories pushing for Boris Johnson´s resignation to `forget it´ The Daily Mail, 2 June

• Chaos in the Tory rebel ranks: MP calls for 'holiday ceasefire' in bid to unseat Boris with letters of no-confidence withdrawn in case vote is triggered by ACCIDENT before plotters are ready - but senior activist says PM should QUIT before he is ousted The Daily Mail, 2 June

• Britannicus, review: from incels to Putin, Racine's dusty old play feels oddly relevant The Telegraph, 2 June

• Forget it' Priti Patel takes aim at Tory MPs calling for Boris Johnson to resign over partygate The Telegraph, 2 June

• Don’t overshadow jubilee by plotting against PM, Patel tells MPs The Guardian, 2 June

• PM urges end to 'pointless' N Ireland goods checks - Financial Times (print), 2 June

• Johnson takes further flak but insists No 10 drinks lifted morale - Financial Times (print), 2 June

• Tory revolt descends into shambles over Brexit and 'ceasefire' plea: Anti-Boris factions squabble over ringleader's call rejoin EU single market as some want to hold off no-confidence vote until after by-elections The Mail on Sunday, 3 June

• Boris Johnson getting booed at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee could be terminal for him The Mirror, 3 June

• Digested week: no one knows if my taste will come back – still, glad Covid’s over The Guardian, 3 June

• Does Boris Johnson have a ‘woman problem’? The Guardian, 3 June

• ‘I’m at an impasse’: can Boris Johnson win over the ‘Waitrose woman’? The Guardian, 3 June

• The Times diary: Festivity went up in flames The Times, 3 June

• As PM, I can see you all need a drink. ‘Booze!’ they shouted at St Pauls The Times, 3 June

• Boris Johnson could face a Tory leadership challenge 'every THREE MONTHS' under new plans to cut the time-limit on Conservative Party no confidence votes The Daily Mail, 4 June

• Held back: the mothers who can’t afford to return to work The Times, 5 June

• Spirited, funny and doing her duty: my nana was the queen of my life The Times, 5 June

• Nonfiction: Julie Myerson’s new novel is a defence of her own parenting The Times, 5 June

• How it feels to get dragged online The Times, 6 June

• I may be wrong but I think Boris Johnson is done for. I can’t see his Tory cult surviving The Guardian, 6 June

• Boris battles to cling on as ex-leadership rival Jeremy Hunt says he will vote AGAINST the PM in confidence ballot TODAY: Rebels ignore premier's plea to 'draw a line' under Partygate revolt as civil war rips Tories to shreds The Daily Mail, 6 June

• What happens now as Boris Johnson survives no confidence vote - worst could be yet to come The Mirror, 6 June

• North Sea operator Serica Energy boosts investment to cut cost of windfall tax The Times, 7 June

• How to tell lies in 2022 — it’s easy, just ask Boris The Times, 10 June

• Public bodies should slash fees to support families, Boris Johnson's policy chief says The Telegraph, 11 June

• I asked Boris Johnson about the childcare crisis. His response? ‘More Tumble Tots’ The Guardian, 14 June

• Nicholas Hytner: ‘I’ve never known such a censorious time in theatre’ The Telegraph, 17 June

• Seventy per cent of British voters say the cost of childcare keeps mothers at home The New Statesman, 22 June

• Online Safety Bill shows we’ve replaced Eurocrats with our own mandarins The Times, 27 June

• The Online Safety Bill has terrifying implications The Telegraph, 27 June

• British child care is expensive The Economist, 30 June

May 2022

• Kwarteng and Sunak at odds over windfall tax on oil and gas profits The Guardian, 1 May

• Kwasi Kwarteng at odds with chancellor on energy windfall tax | News | The Times The Times, 2 May

• Fuel giant BP DOUBLES its profits as British drivers struggle to afford to fill their tanks The Sun, 3 May

• Vulnerable, British and black? Now that's enough to have you face deportation | Afua Hirsch | The Guardian The Guardian, 3 May

• Shell profits soar to record £7bn as energy crisis leaves families unable to heat homes - Mirror Online The Mirror, 5 May

• EXCLUSIVE: 'It's helped me not to feel alone': Perrie Edwards reveals she's obsessed with parenting forum Mumsnet as she juggles tour life with baby son Axel, nine months The Daily Mail, 6 May

• Mumsnet's founder Justine Roberts: “It is a place where women can speak the truth” - New Statesman The New Statesman, 18 May

• Windfall tax: which cabinet ministers are for and against it? | Economic policy | The Guardian The Guardian, 21 May

• How Boris Johnson gathered the 'ammunition' to get Rishi Sunak to open his wallet The Telegraph, 26 May

April 2022

• Kate Ferdinand: 'I blame Disney. Not all stepmothers are evil' | The Sunday Times Magazine The Times, 3 April

• Average nursery place cost soars by nearly £1,500 in five years – Labour | The Independent The Independent, 3 April

• How to cut the cost of childcare | Money | The Times The Times, 9 April

• Don't know if you want a baby? You're not alone | News | The Times The Times, 9 April

• 'I was told they didn't offer C-sections' – the dangerous obsession with 'natural births' | Childbirth | The Guardian The Guardian, 14 April

• EXCLUSIVE: Couples 'can't afford to start families' as cost of raising a child from infancy to adulthood soars, costing the average Brit a staggering £320,000 (the same price as a three-bed home in the Cotswolds!) The Daily Mail, 17 April

• Higher childcare spending piles more misery on to families The Telegraph, 22 April

• The Guardian view on online dangers: the internet needs a retrofit The Guardian, 26 April

• Rishi Sunak threatens oil and gas giants with windfall tax on profits The Telegraph, 27 April

• Video: Labour fury as Rishi Sunak is CLEARED by ministerial standards watchdog over his US Green Card and wife's non-dom tax status The Daily Mail, 27 April

• Rishi Sunak hints at U-turn on UK windfall tax for oil and gas industry | Financial Times The Financial Times, 27 April

• Rishi Sunak hints at U-turn on UK oil and gas windfall tax | Economic policy | The Guardian The Guardian, 27 April

• Rishi Sunak says it'd be 'silly' to give families any more energy bills help right now The Mirror, 27 April

• Rishi Sunak shares fears that women's rights are being eroded | News | The Times The Times, 27 April

• Politics live: Tory MP 'watched porn on phone in Commons' | News | The Times The Times, 27 April

• UK's Rishi Sunak Says He'd Consider Windfall Tax on Energy Firms - Bloomberg Bloomberg, 27 April

• UK's Rishi Sunak Says He'd Consider Windfall Tax on Energy Firms - Bloomberg Bloomberg, 28 April

• Invest in gas and wind or face more taxes, BP and Shell told | News | The Times The Times, 28 April

• The Times diary: Best woman for the job | News The Times, 28 April

• Chancellor warns homeowners mortgage payments could rise by more than £1,000 as interest rates increase to 2.5 per cent over the next year The Daily Mail, 28 April

• Homeowners warned mortgage payments could rise by more than £1,000 in next year – but there's a way to stop it The Sun, 28 April

• Rishi Sunak tells energy bosses to invest in UK or face crippling windfall tax The Sun, 28 April

•  The Tories have no answer to the cost of living crisis. Labour must make them pay | Gaby Hinsliff | The Guardian The Guardian, 28 April

• Sunak would do well to retain option of windfall tax on oil and gas profits | Nils Pratley | The Guardian The Guardian, 28 April

• How would a UK windfall tax on oil and gas profits work? | Oil | The Guardian The Guardian, 28 April

• Kremlin earns record profit from Gazprom The Telegraph, 28 April

• Energy industry exposes 'economic illiteracy' of Rishi Sunak's windfall tax threat The Telegraph, 29 April

• Who's responsible for that Tory catchphrase 'Levelling Up'? The answer may surprise you  The Telegraph, 29 April

• Kwasi Kwarteng warns Shell and BP they must invest in the UK as a 'quid pro quo' after Chancellor Rishi Sunak threatened windfall tax on massive profits The Daily Mail, 29 April

• Oil and gas industry defends North Sea spending levels as Kwarteng urges more The Guardian, 29 April

• Rishi Sunak hints at U-turn on UK windfall tax for oil and gas industry | Financial Times The Financial Times 30 April

March 2022

• I have a 'crush' on Zelensky. I'm pretty sure everybody does | Times2 | The Times The Times, 3 March

• In defence of Mumsnet | Prospect Magazine Prospect, 3 March

• Childcare costs placing huge pressure on family budgets - TUC The Daily Mail, 17 March

•  Childcare costs placing huge pressure on family budgets – TUC The Independent, 17 March

• Childcare is costing parents more than half of their pay The Metro, 17 March

• Jacqueline Wilson interview: I avoid some subjects – but children aren't such innocent little things The Telegraph, 20 March

• 'They're entitled to know the world isn't always a safe place': how to talk to your children about the permacrisis | Parents and parenting | The Guardian The Guardian, 23 March

• Entrepreneurs' rage at Sunak over share options | Business | The Times The Times, 24 March

• Childcare Is Costing Families More Than Their Rent Or Mortgage Huffington Post, 25 March

• Childcare costs have spiralled for two-thirds of UK families, survey shows The Guardian, 25 March

• Two-thirds of families pay more for childcare than their mortgage The Telegraph, 25 March

• Fifth of mothers felt pressured to have natural birth, poll reveals The Daily Mail, 30 March

February 2022

• Blaming Carrie Johnson for No 10 mess is deeply unfair The Times, 1 February

• Truss and Sunak blown out of the water by Tory backbenchers in vote to replace Boris The Express, 2 February

• Parents hit out at extra mock exams for overworked pupils, The Telegraph, 7 February

• Decision on Covid vaccines for children aged five to 11 expected in days The Telegraph, 9 February

• Democracy in Scotland: Women are being put off politics by replacement of reasoned debate with tribalism, insults and misogynist abuse – Susan Dalgety | The Scotsman The Scotsman, 11 February

• A parents' guide to happier children | Weekend | The Times The Times, 11 February

• End to pills-by-post policy will stop home abortions | News | The Times The Times, 24 February

•  Home abortions to come to an end for women The Telegraph, 24 February

• Business of the House: 24 Feb 2022: House of Commons debates - TheyWorkForYou They Work For You, 24 February

•  Winter baby boom of 2011 means toughest-ever competition for school places on ‘National Offer Day’ The Telegraph, 28 February

January 2022

• Here's a clue: if a thing is 'sensitive', don't put it in an email to 100 people | Times2 | The Times The Times, 12 January

• The only real way Prince Andrew can clear his name is with a court victory – but it is a high-stakes gamble The Telegraph, 13 January

• Soaring childcare costs force Suffolk family to sell home and downsize as charities warn of crisis | ITV News Anglia ITV, 22nd January

• 'It's like they're a cog in a giant wheel, churning out results': The parents' view on education | Education Commission | The Times The Times, 26 January

• Motherhood doesn't have to mean misery | News | The Sunday Times The Times, 29 January

December 2021

• 'I took out a £10k loan to pay for childcare': crippling costs force women out of work The Telegraph, 4 December

• Arthur's tragic tale shows how lockdown became an abusers' charter The Telegraph, 7 December

• Saga is first company to offer paid leave for grandparents The Telegraph, 9 December

• An insurance company for people over 50 is giving employees paid leave when their grandchild is born Business Insider, 9 December

• Is graternity leave a silver bullet or poisoned chalice for our army of grandparent carers? The Telegraph, 9 December

• Saga to give employees paid leave for the birth of a grandchild | The Independent The Independent, 9 December

• Saga will introduce paid leave for the birth of a grandchild France 24, 9 December

• The reason behind Britain's 'alarming' spike in dairy allergies The Telegraph, 13 December

• Jonathan Van-Tam: the pandemic's unlikely cult hero on what the future holds | The Sunday Times Magazine The Times, 26 December

November 2021

• Covid: Health fears and confusion leave millions unjabbed | News | The Times The Times, 6 November

• Dr Emma Ross: Research into women’s sport could lead to more medals | Sport | The Times The Times, 11 November

• Malala Yousafzai is right to find feminism and integrity in the institution of marriage - New Statesman The New Statesman, 17 November

• Now is the winter of our vaginal discontent, but I'm not putting my knickers in the microwave | Times2 | The Times The Times, 18 November

October 2021

• Want a mortgage? Only if you take your child out of nursery The Telegraph, 2 October

•  Calls for employment law change as parents routinely forced to use holiday leave to look after sick children | The Independent The Independent, 7 October

•  Working parents desire extension of Statutory Sick Leave - HRreview, HR Review, 8 October

•  Working parents want to extend legal sick leave - London News Time London News Times, 8 October

•  Childcare costs: Pleas for system to be overhauled with working parents spending half of their wages The i news, 10 October

•  'Lies travel faster than the truth': where we went wrong with pregnant women and Covid The Telegraph, 11 October

• Prince Andrew is a master of self-importance. But he is not the only one I know | Times2 | The Times The Times, 13 October

• Sainsbury's children's clothing tells girls to 'stay home' and boys they're 'unstoppable' | The Independent The Independent, 13 October

• Unpacking our cultural obsession with baby names | The Independent The Independent, 19 October

• Catechism Class at British Universities - Areo Areo Magazine, 26 October

• The Untold Story of the Contraceptive Pill Wired, 27 October

September  2021

• How to use less water: get down and dirty | Times2 | The Times The Times, 6 September

• New mothers’ social networking app Mush bought by Mumsnet The Times, 7 September

• How to survive an empty nest when your children leave home The i paper

• UK failing on childcare, finds survey of over 20,000 working parents The Guardian, 12 September

• Lockdown has made UK families reconsider the cost of childcare – and they're furious | Gaby Hinsliff | The Guardian The Guardian, 13 September

• Most parents think the Government does not provide enough childcare support | Nursery World Nursery World, 12 September

• The NDA Publishing Roundtable: A bright future beckons in the post-cookie world - New Digital Age The New Digital Age, 13 September

• Study finds UK childcare system is 'failing' parents | Metro News The Metro, 13 September

August 2021

• The motherhood dilemma: When does ambivalence tip into regret? | The Independent Independent, 1 August

• GCSEs and A levels results days 2021: What are TAGs? | TES Magazine The Times Education Supplement, 4 August

• French and Spanish families are buying £15m London penthouses to ensure places at top state schools The Telegraph, 5 August

• Gen-Z and millennials are ensuring signet rings are no longer the preserve of the posh The Telegraph, 8 August

• GCSE and A levels 2021: How teachers got to results day | Tes Magazine The Times Education Supplement, 9 August

• Can he fix it? Of course he can. But with Bob that's only half the battle | Business | The Times The Times, 12 August

• Why it’s ok to grieve for your pre-child life The Independent, 13 August

• ‘It became a compulsion’: how fertility forums took over my life | Fertility problems | The Guardian The Guardian, 14 August

• Hurrah for Rishi, he's got middlebrow tastes — just like most of us | Times2 | The Times The Times, 16 August

• Boris Johnson is giving up alcohol while Carrie is pregnant - is it an act of solidarity or an empty gesture? The i paper, 16 August

• Lack of reforms to Child Maintenance Service leaving women 'fearing for their lives' The i paper, 18 August

• The new rules of modern grandparenting – would you pass the test? The Telegraph, 21 August

• Paul Abbott: 'I have written two scenes I can't bear to watch' | Television | The Guardian The Guardian, 23 August

• What is your supermarket 'snob' tribe? The Telegraph, 23 August

• Plans to tax disposable nappies `untrue´ says Number 10 The Daily Mail, 31 August

• Families face tax on nappies in fight against single-use plastic | News | The Times The Times, 31 August

• Disposable nappy tax being discussed in bid to tackle single-use plastics - Wales Online Wales Online, 31 August

July 2021

• Hundreds of women with menopause are struggling to get treatment Metro, 1 July

•  Women struggling to get treatment for menopause - survey Daily Mail, 1 July

•  Stella Creasy MP's Maternity Cover Challenge – Global Legal Chronicle Global Legal Chronicle, 1 July

•  Only third of women given treatment for menopause, study suggests | Express.co.uk, The Express, 1sJuly

•  How Britain's private schools lost their grip on Oxbridge | Financial Times The Financial Times, 2 July

•  Many menopausal women believe HRT is linked to breast cancer, according to a new study, Woman and Home, 2 July

•  What's worse? The mobbing of Chris Whitty or stalking a 'betrayed wife'? | Catherine Bennett | The Guardian The Guardian, 3 July

•  'I'm planning to have baby on my own – but I'm scared I'll regret it' The Telegraph, 4 July

•  The secrets of the high-stakes state school that turns out champions like Emma Raducanu The Telegraph, 5 July

•  Amazon is launching an Echo Dot for kids as young as three, with tech to encourage 'pleases' and 'thank yous' inews, 7 July

• The vaccine and periods: are women's concerns being dismissed? The Telegraph, 8 July

•  Online abuse: it's not just men who do it | Times2 | The Times The Times, 15 July

•  GCSEs 2021: Teacher-assessed grades unfair, say parents | Tes Magazine The Times Education Supplement, 17 July

• The Rise Of The One-Child Family Refinery 29, 27 July

• 'A nightmare scenario': how an anti-trans Instagram post led to violence in the streets | LGBT rights | The Guardian The Guardian, 28 July

• Should men be banned from standing outside changing rooms in lingerie stores? A mother makes a case | The Independent Independent, 29 July

June 2021

• New Look accused of 'sexualising kids' by selling padded bikinis for girls aged 9 - Mirror Online The Mirror, 1 June

• The trouble with being a teenage boy today | Magazine | The Times The Times, 4 June

•  All In It Together by Alwyn Turner, review — Britain in the Blair, Brown and Cameron years | Culture | The Sunday Times The Times, 6 June

•  Ministers 'knowingly underfunding' childcare sector in England | Early years education | The Guardian The Guardian, 15 June

•  ‘I got PTSD after witnessing my daughter’s birth’ BBC News, 16 June

•  Parents face missing sports day due to confusion over Covid rules | Evening Standard The Standard, 17 June

•  No kidding: one in 12 regret becoming parents | News | The Times The Times, 24 June

•  One in twelve parents say they regret having children | YouGov Yougov, 24 June

•  Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill (Nineteeth s - Hansard Hansard, 24 June

•   One in 12 parents admit 'taboo' as they regret having their kids | Evening Standard The Standard, 24 June

•  Mum slams 'outrageous' prices of children's PE kits after school charges her £100 - Mirror Online The Mirror, 25 June

•  In Focus: Has Covid damaged our children forever? | Metro News Metro, 26 June

•  A roasting for Dido and the big City law firms | Comment | The Sunday Times The Times, 27 June

•  Gavin Williamson's mobile phone ban is pointless – parents know schools have bigger problems to deal with inews, 29 June

May 2021

• The harsh realities of dating as a single mum – and how to get back out there, The Telegraph, 4 May

• Pregnant women trying to get Pfizer or Moderna's Covid vaccines face delays | Daily Mail Online (mailonsunday.co.uk), Daily Mail, 7 May

• Pregnant women trying to get Covid vaccines face delays and wasted trips because they keep being offered appointments for the wrong jab, charity warns Mail on Sunday, 7 May

•  Pregnant women face confusion and delays as they try to get Covid jab – charity | East London and West Essex Guardian Series The Guardian, 7 May

•  Nationwide shortage of baby milk formula leaves parents panicked as supermarket and pharmacy shelves are stripped bare due to 'issue with ingredient' Mail on Sunday, 13 May

•  The online safety bill will show just how blurred the boundaries of free speech are | Gaby Hinsliff | The Guardian The Guardian, 14 May

•  Oh crumbs: why Britons have fallen out of love with the biscuit | News | The Sunday Times The Times, 16 May

• Online parents' evenings are given top marks | News | The Times The Times, 19 May

•  How the pandemic has upended the lives of working parents | The Economist The Economist, 20 May

•  Induce pregnant women earlier to reduce stillbirths, says new health advice The Telegraph, 25 May

•  'I was losing my mind': can baby sleep gurus really help exhausted parents? | Family | The Guardian The Guardian, 29 May

•  Motherhood: A Manifesto; (M)otherhood; The Motherhood Complex review – calling time on the cult of the perfect parent | Society books | The Guardian The Guardian, 30 May

•  The Motherload: How pandemic anger almost destroyed a mums' support group BBC News, 31 May

April 2021

• Covid vaccine fertility myths: the fake news that's catching on | Times2 | The Times The Times, 13 April

• Healing Brexit wounds, being an 'Aunty' and my pandemic brain fog | Evening Standard The Standard, 15 April

• My Son Just Turned One. My First Year As A Mum Has Been Lonely, Scary And Confusing | HuffPost UK Parents Huffington Post, 19 April

• When will advertisers realise that being a woman over 50 is not 'old'? The Telegraph, 20 April

• Why putting the bins out causes so much marital friction – and the new service that could end it, The Telegraph, 28 April

March 2021

• Letters: The Budget must reduce lockdown damage to women in business, The Telegraph, 1 March

•  The best thing about schools going back on March 8? We'll miss the dreaded World Book Day, The Telegraph, 2 March

• Tommee Tippee breastfeeding ad campaign banned from Facebook sparking fury - Mirror Online, The Mirror, 2 March

• Trans activists moaning about Mumsnet are behaving like kids, The Telegraph, 4 March

• Half of women in UK fear equality is going back to 1970s – survey | International Women's Day | The Guardian, The Guardian, 8 March

• Mums explain how the way we discuss c-sections made them feel guilty | Metro News, The Metro, 8 March

• In praise of Mumsnet - spiked, Spiked, 8 March

• Covid-19: Working Mothers - Hansard, Hansard, 8 March

• Half of UK Women Say Progress on Gender Equality Is in Reverse Because of COVID-19, Global Citizen, 8 March

• Time for Boris Johnson to prove he really is a feminist, The Telegraph, 9 March

• Boris Johnson to promote more women in Cabinet shuffle 'I'm a feminist', The Express, 9 March

• Au revoir to au pairs: middle class families told to hire someone who lost their job in pandemic, The Telegraph, 13 March

• AIBU in a relationship? Experts weigh in on Mumsnet's hottest topic | Metro News, Metro, 16 March

• We mustn't abolish school uniforms – but we should cut kids some slack about how they dress, The Telegraph, 22 March

• Out of touch with everyday life for families': The damning verdict of Westminster by UK mothers (inews.co.uk) iNews, 23 March

• Scottish baby names include Cloud, Loveday and Envy | Scotland | The Times The Times, 23 March

• It's going to take more than a thank you note from the Prime Minister to regain women's trust inews, 24 March

• Coronavirus Has Created A 'Mental Health Crisis' For Pregnant People, According To New Study, Forbes, 25 March

February 2021

• The she-cession: Women are losing MORE jobs and doing MORE home schooling (not to mention being patronised by sexist Covid ads) - SARAH SANDS says it's no wonder so many are at their wits' end The Daily Mail, 7 February

• I had a 'missed miscarriage' during lockdown – and was completely alone when I found out the bad news | The Independent, The Independent, 8 February

• I am not rebelling for fun | Times2 | The Times The Times, 8 February

• Lockdowns are weakening family life - spiked Spiked, 11 February

• From angry outbursts to not washing, parents share their teenagers' mental health struggles in lockdown iNews, 12 February

• No catch-up school, say 'red wall' mums — just let kids see their friends | News | The Sunday Times The Times, 14 February

• Asking parents to test children for COVID-19 is 'fraught with difficulty', says teaching union, Yahoo News, 18 February

• 'It sends a message that something is wrong or shameful': Mothers are furious that powerful campaign showing the unedited side of breastfeeding is banned, Glamour Magazine, 25 February

• Guilt and fury: how Covid brought mothers to breaking point | Parents and parenting | The Guardian The Guardian, 28 February

January 2021

• Why working mothers are experiencing more self-doubt and anxiety than ever The Telegraph, 6 January

• I resent my husband for going to work, while I had to give up my career to homeschool our children The Telegraph, 7 January

• 'Juggling work and childcare made me have a mental breakdown' The Telegraph, 14 January

• Fears up to 600,000 women are at risk as cervical smear tests are cancelled or missed in lockdown | Daily Mail Online The Daily Mail, 16 January

• CAROLINE NOKES: Why is it always women stuck at the back of the queue? | Daily Mail Online The Daily Mail, 16 January

• After Facebook, Twitter and YouTube... who's going to ban Donald Trump next? The Telegraph, 16 January

• Are Working Mothers Bearing The Mental Burden Of Coronavirus? Forbes, 18 January

•  We can vaccinate ALL teachers, say schools: Heads send Boris a plan for huge seven-day operation to inoculate one million staff during February half term to get schools open within a few weeks Mail on Sunday, 23 January

• Primary pupils MUST go back after half-term, insists children’s tsar as she backs calls to prioritise Covid jabs for teachers Mail on Sunday, 23 January

• Eight in 10 new mothers failed to receive critical support during spring lockdown | UK | News The Express, 24 January

• Covid: Teachers face 'impossible task', say 3/4 parents | Tes Magazine Times Education Supplement, 25 January

• Schools to 're-open primary school and key exam years first' under new plans - Mirror Online The Mirror, 26 January

• Back to school by Easter... for some: Gavin Williamson plans phased reopening as move to get children back to classrooms after half term is abandoned Mail on Sunday, 25  January

• Teachers in England 'should pick vulnerable pupils for early return' | Schools | The Guardian The Guardian, 26 January

• Schools could reopen with kids in primaries and key exam years returning first The Sun, 26 January

• Boris Johnson sparks lockdown confusion as Tories face increasing pressure over schools - Mirror Online The Mirror, 26 January

• Behind closed bedroom doors, a teenage mental health crisis is brewing | Gaby Hinsliff | The Guardian The Guardian, 26 January

• Day trading mania sweeps Mumsnet as locked down British parents join in The Telegraph, 26 January

• Spread in Daily Express , 31 January

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February 2020

• Baby photos: Should Bounty be allowed to snap newborns? BBC News, 18 February

• Podcast: Is it normal? Mental health in pregnancy with Mumsnet Standard Issue, 16 February

• Is it legal to leave your child in the car when you pay for petrol? Everything you need to know to stay within the law Gloucestershire Live, 16 February

• Should parents pay for damage caused by their child? Mumsnet debate after toddler breaks door flap Chronicle Live, 14 February

• This EastEnders legend revealed as soap’s most unlikely crush! What’s On TV, 13 February

• Is sending eight year-olds to state boarding school a solution to the childcare crisis? Telegraph, 10 February

• Mother 'appalled' about Bounty representative selling photoshoot to daughter on Frimley Park Hospital postnatal ward Get Surrey, 10 February

• How apprenticeships can revitalise businesses Personnel Today, 7 February

• Genius cleaning hacks that mothers on Mumsnet say will change your life Chronicle Live, 6 February

• Stigma stubbornly hovers over apprenticeships, study finds Personnel Today, 4 February

• Parents urged to look beyond apprenticeship misconceptions Gov.UK, 3 February

• Parking wars! Woman's diagram reveals the VERY complicated dynamics on her street Mail Online, 3 February

• Many parents unaware of the range of opportunities apprenticeships can offer FE News, 3 February

• Education Secretary says he will urge his children to do an apprenticeship instead of paying £9000-a-year for a university degree Mail Online, 2 February

• 'You look weird without your make-up' – The most brutal things children have said to Mumsnet mums Chronicle Live, 1 February

January 2020

• What to wear while you're expecting: is it time you considered renting your maternitywear? Evening Standard, 30 January

• Pregnancy has me craving the smell of chlorine, and bubble bath New Statesman, 29 January

• Are these the WORST first dates ever? Women remember their biggest disaster Mail Online, 27 January

• Jess Phillips' leadership bid takes a hit as Sir Keir Starmer wins moderate union's backing Telegraph, 20 January

• Jess Phillips targets Momentum in Mumsnet chat warning Corbynista group that 'a party within a party is unsustainable' Mail Online, 20 January

• Is it OK to discipline other people's children in your house? Have your say here Chronicle Live, 20 January

• Why Mrs Hinch is the most loved influencer on the internet The Drum, 17 January

• Cringe! People share their most toe-curling teenage experiences Mail Online, 16 January

• Whores of phwoar: women talking dirty The Spectator, 16 January

• My miscarriage was the worst thing to happen to me – how could my doctor treat it like an everyday event? The Telegraph, 16 January

• 6 best child-friendly ski resorts for a perfect family holiday Hello Magazine, 15 January

• Months of HRT shortages have plunged tens of thousands of women back into the horrors of the menopause Mail Online, 12 January

• How to save money on school holiday breaks and days out in 2020 Manchester Evening News, 12 January

• Mortgage free or bigger house? Couple reveal retirement plan & how they 'transformed' life Express, 8 January

• The Hilarious Way Parents Had The Sex Chat With Their Kids Huffington Post, 8 January

• Most Brits quit their New Year's fitness resolutions by January 19 Daily Star, 6 January

• Woman reveals she's received a £100 BILL from her 'ridiculous' sister-in-law for Christmas dinner Daily Mail Online, 3 January

• Reusable bottles and a new eco era for Vogue — marginal gains play a big role in fighting climate change London Evening Standard, 3 January

• Are the UK’s rules on e-cigarettes too lax? Financial Times, 3 January

• One in 10 pupils misses lessons for unauthorised trips TES, 2 January

• Clamp down on holiday prices urged as kids miss school to beat cost hikes Daily Star, 1 January

• Experts claim that cuddling your child to sleep may protect their mental health Daily Star, 1 January

• Parents are not impressed with £25 Scruff-a-Luvs toy that ‘doesn’t look like the ad’ Metro, 1 January

• Exasperated mum's incredible rant about people queuing up for January sales Birmingham Mail, 1 January

• The alarming reason you shouldn't do washing on New Year's Day – and why laundry could spell bad luck The Birmingham Mail, 1 January

December 2019

• M&S lingerie expert reveals how trends changed over the last 10 years Daily Mail Online, 30 December

• Mum sparks debate as she slams mother-in-law for demanding childcare 'expenses' Heart, 30 December

• What it’s like to suffer with obsessive compulsive disorder throughout pregnancy Metro, 29 December

• What it feels like to be a worker in the ‘woke’ world Financial Times, 27 December

• The Tiger Who Came to Tea, review: even Robbie Williams can't dent this beloved classic Telegraph, 25 December

• Is it acceptable to stay in your pyjamas on Christmas Day? Metro 24 December

• How will YOU be dressing on 25 December? Daily Mail Online, 23 December

• Don't be angry at poor voters who backed the Tories – they need our compassion more than ever The Independent 23 December

• War-damaged toys feature in hard-hitting campaign to gift a safer future to the children of Yemen Marketing Communication News, 18 December

• Employee on maternity leave 'excluded' from work Xmas party HR Grapevine 17 December

• Exploring why we get emotionally attached to certain beauty products Dazed & Confused, 17 December

• Aldi is looking for children to test out toys for Christmas – and they’ll be paid in toys, too Metro, 16 December

• Mortgage calculator: Buyers' interest soars hours after Conservative Party election win Express, 16 December

• Parents are raving about the ‘four present rule’ for children to save on money and time this Christmas Heart, 11 December

• Shark vs Dyson – which vacuum cleaner brand is best? Which? 5 December

• Hiring a nanny: what I wish I’d known Financial Times, 5 December

• 'The more pregnant I am, the less I feel like myself' Belfast Telegraph, 4 December

• 'I want a baby but also want a promotion' HR Grapevine 3 December

• 10 best Christmas gifts for teachers under £50 Telegraph, 2 December

November 2019

• Train passenger sparks furious debate online over woman who uses her bag to save her friend a seat Daily Mail Online, 29 November

• 'Pubs aren’t always a straightforward option to use as a polling station' Morning Advertiser 29 November

• Lovewell’s logic: Should employers publicly disclose parental leave policies? Employee benefits, 29 November

• 'There's a new level of anger': the women fighting to end the 'rough sex' defence The Guardian 27 November

• The more pregnant I become, the less I feel like myself – I’ve got more to talk about than what’s cooking in my womb The Independent, 27 November

• Social media argument erupts over 'shoes on or off inside the house' debate Somerset Live and other local papers, 27 November

• Why are we still failing Britain’s women? Scandal of worsening HRT shortage Express, 26 November

• The ways we could put Britain in the digital driving seat The Telegraph, 24 November

• Four in ten women on hormone replacement therapy can't get their medication amid mass shortages Daily Mail Online, 23 November

• Burberry introduces 18 weeks parental leave for staff globally Retail Gazette, 21 November

• Only 15 FTSE 250 firms publicise parental leave policies Personnel Today, 19 November

• FTSE companies silent on parental leave on their websites Financial Times, 19 November

• Britain's big companies failing to publish their parental leave policies — despite advertising perks iNews, 18 November

• From Mumsnet to mumfluencers – how mummy blogging got out of control Telegraph, 16 November

• Mothers on Mumsnet react to John Lewis Christmas advert Somerset Live and other local papers, 15 November

• From SWI to AIBU: How Mumsnet created a whole new language The Guardian, 12 November

• English language is enjoying a 'golden age' in women's slang thanks to parenting site Daily Mail Online, 11 November

• Is THIS the worst email response from a boss? Executive Grapevine, 11 November

• The Guardian view on boosting maternity leave: from small beginnings The Guardian, 8 November

• Why I'll mourn the demise of 'grotty' Mothercare Telegraph, 6 November

• Christmas tree guide reveals number of decorations you should use Heart, 6 November

• Bonfire Night: Are these traditions fizzling out? BBC News, 5 November

• Boss says she doesn't reply promptly to emails because she 'needs a lot of time to think' and people can't deal Indy100, 4 November

• I’m pregnant and I’ve bled through half of it: The horrors of my first trimester The Independent, 4 November

• Mothercare memories and what went wrong BBC, 4 November

• What went wrong at Mothercare as retailer slides into administration? Telegraph, 4 November

• Mother branded 'snowflake' after suggesting son's lines in Bugsy Malone school play should be changed to omit 'Irish potato head' Telegraph, 3 November

• 6 Women On The Small Acts Of Kindness That Helped Them Through IVF Huffington Post, 2 November

October 2019

• What Happens if Your Partner Wants Children But You Don’t? Refinery29, 31 October

• Mumset abbreviations and acronyms that every parent should know Devon Live, 31 October

• A clothing brand's festive sweater is going viral after eagle-eyed shoppers said the pattern looks like 'a line of boobs' Business Insider UK, 29 October

• 'Rude' Fat Face Christmas jumper fail sends Mumsnet users into frenzy Birmingham Mail, 29 October

• Activity key to improving children's mental health Education Business, 29 October

• Pippa Middleton says it helps to calm down her baby Arthur – but does head massage really work? Daily Mail Online, 29 October

• What a boob! Why this fair isle jumper is turning heads The Guardian, 28 October

• Saucy o'clock! Watch giant Swatch is ridiculed on social media over VERY rude strap design Daily Mail Online, 28 October

• Amused shoppers mock rude design on £56 Christmas FatFace jumper as they compare the festive bunting to a 'line of boobs' Daily Mail Online, 27 October

• Shoppers amused by Fatface pattern that accidentally looks like a ‘line of boobs’ Metro, 27 October

• Why The Spare Room (Or Sofa) Can Be A Life-Saver For Sleep-Deprived Parents Huffington Post, 25 October

• Parents can now buy 'anti-nightmare mist' to help kids sleep better at night Mirror, 24 October

• Mum's furious rant about the 11+ test has completely divided parents My London, 22 October

• The naughtiest and best behaved child names – according to teachers Birmingham Mail, 22 October

• Parents have a moral duty to give their children the MMR jab Daily Mail Online, 21 October

• I Didn’t Change A Nappy In The First 3 Weeks Of My Baby’s Life – No Mother Should Huffington Post, 21 October

• UK spy chiefs are searching for dyslexic codecrackers to work at GCHQ base Mirror, 20 October

• 'Move it LADY': Mothers reveal how their toddlers have hilariously insulted other customers and questioned their shopping choices in public Daily Mail Online, 20 October

• GCHQ director says cyber agency is targeting dyslexic people to work as analysts Telegraph, 20 October

• Mum spots rather rude pattern on £97 watch – but not everyone can see it Mirror, 19 October

• Can you spot the penis and vagina drawings on this watch? Some people only see swirls and dots Metro, 19 October

• The best places to buy property near good schools Spectator Life, 17 October

• Investigation finds child, four, among thousands caught with weapons at school Daily Mail Online, 16 October

• Investigation finds child, four, among thousands caught with weapons at school ITV, 16 October

• Everyone's Talking About This Aldi Heated Clothes Airer – But Does It Actually Dry Your Socks? Huffington Post, 15 October

• Will Brexit Affect My Holiday? What You Need To Know Huffington Post, 15 October

• Corbyn, Bowie and Lucifer are among most popular baby names of 2019 OK! Magazine Online, 14 October

• What Brexit means for half-term holiday plans BBC News, 14 October

• After Coleen Rooney v Rebekah Vardy, how do we know who our friends are in the social media age? The Guardian, 12 October

• Sharon Horgan on mean mums and Motherland The Guardian, 12 October

• The MMR 'middle class revolt': A third of children in wealthiest areas of Britain have still not had vaccine shot Daily Mail Online, 10 October

• How to microwave your way to gourmet: 5 ‘recipes’ The Tab, 10 October

• The Drum Social Purpose Awards 2019 finalists revealed The Drum, 10 October

• You’re probably picking the wrong school for your child. Here’s why The Telegraph, 7 October

• It's impossible to prepare for Brexit, but here's how you can try Wired, 7 October

• Bride is left outraged after looking through her wedding photos and discovering her bridesmaid 'hijacked' professional photographer Daily Mail Online, 5 October

• The Facebook Group That Helps Women Become Tabloid Stars Vice UK, 4 October

• Government BANS drug wholesalers from exporting 24 medications including HRT pills amid nationwide shortage Daily Mail Online, 3 October

• 'Little progress' for NHS patient safety over past 20 years, says chief inspector of hospitals Telegraph, 2 October

• Best travel cots Shortlist.com, 2 October

September 2019

• What I have learned from listening to the stories of divorcees – Female First 30 September

• Compulsory vaccinations: No10 rejects Matt Hancock's call for children to be banned from school if not vaccinated iNews 30 September

• Best electric breast pumps in the UK for 2019 Mirror Online, 30 September

• Is it too soon to argue about Christmas? Some monsters among us are very organised The Guardian 28 September

• Farts & intimate piercings – employees reveal worst office antics HR Grapevine 27 September

• Why meeting flexible working requests is easier said than done Personnel Today, 26 September

• You Are Entitled To An NHS C-Section If You Want One – Here's How To Get It Grazia, 25 September

• Mortgage warning: Borrowers urged not to ‘exaggerate’ as study shows mortgage fraud rise The Express, 24 September

• Breast or bottle feeding: The debate has its origins in Victorian times Metro, 23 September

• Insurers take lead in stating clearer parental rights Daily Business 23 September

• A fistful of loyalty cards? Here's how to play the stores at their own game Financial Times 21 September

• Little girls have just as much right to be topless as little boys Telegraph, 19 September

• Parents encouraged to be honest with children about climate crisis 50+ local newspapers, 15 September

• Coping with Empty Nest Syndrome as the university year begins FENews, 12 September

• Grubs up: school children in Wales are being served bugs for lunch Marie Claire, 12 September

• What to do when you and your partner have different political views GQ Magazine, 11 September

• Revealed: which day of the week is best for flexible working?' Telegraph, 11 September

• Property: Dotcom millionaire Jules Coleman refused to splash out on fittings and swotted up on interiors herself Metro, 10 September

• Is Jamie Oliver a vegetarian as he hosts meat-free meals TV series? Metro, 9 September

• Mother faces paying £1,000 to send her three children on a school trip – and says she'll need to cancel a family holiday to afford it Mail Online, 6 September

• Employee refused time off to attend own wedding HR Grapevine, 6 September

• Princess Charlotte with Prince George before her first day at school Mail Online, This is Money, 5 September

• Too racist and too sexist: should you stop reading these classic books to your children? The Telegraph, 5 September

• Which baby name tribe do you belong to? From Grandpa Chic to Disney Divas Daily Star, 2 September

• 13 baby name 'tribes' each mum fall into – from 'super modern' to 'Disney divas' Mirror, 1 September

August 2019

• Mumsnet have identified 13 ‘tribes’ based on popular baby names this year Metro, 31 August

• These are the 13 baby name tribes – which one do you belong to? Evening Standard, 31 August

• How to stockpile sensibly for Brexit House & Garden 30 August

• Revealed: The 13 'baby name tribes' that parents fall into, from the 'flower power' gang to the 'divinely inspired' Mail Online, Mail on Sunday, 30 August

• Parents blame lack of playgrounds for children's health problems Nursery World, 30 August

• How to stockpile sensibly for Brexit House & Garden, 30 August

• Revealed: The 13 'baby name tribes' that parents fall into, from the 'flower power' gang to the 'divinely inspired' Daily Mail Online, 30 August

• How old should my kids be before I let them play Fortnite? Game Breaking News, 29 August

• Woman 'genuinely considering ending relationship' over loud snoring Bristol Post 29 August

• Tea, supper or dinner? Mum's furious rant about 'mealtime snobbery' Bristol Post, 29 August

• Woman is branded 'grabby' and 'cheeky' for sending out a birthday wish list with gifts costing up to £100 Daily Mail Online, 29 August

• Rachel Cusk and the dangers of honesty New Statesman 28 August

• Why we need to talk about #MeToo in the birth room The Independent, 28 August

• Marks & Spencer changes name of Porn Star Martini after complaint ITV, 28 August

• GCSE results day 2019: Parents can harm students' mental health by bragging about results on Facebook, education experts warn London Evening Standard, 21 August

• Mortgage free: Homeowners reveal how they paid off their mortgage decades early Express, 20 August

• Is The 'Hapless' Dad Stereotype A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? Yahoo! News, 18 August

• Mumsnet reveal how they turn parents into workplace leaders HR Grapevine, 16 August

• Women reveal the things that annoy them most about their partners Daily Mail Online, 16 August

• Woman sparks fierce parenting row after she slams friend for letting kids use iPads over dinner Heart, 15 August

• Black mothers are five times more likely to die during childbirth – so what’s being done? Telegraph, 14 August

• Mum asks parents to pay for her son’s birthday party Female First, 12 August

• Furious mum slams kids club for putting her 10-year-old child in a taxi without an adult Heart, 9 August

• The reason middle class parents are so anxious The Spectator, 8 August

• Woman ordered to not dry laundry on balcony in 'appalling' note left by 'snob' neighbour Mirror, 5 August

• Birth rate lowest since records began The Telegraph, 1 August

July 2019

• Parents list 12 things you can’t do after having kids Hull Live, 30 July

• At what age is it OK to leave your child home alone? Yahoo, 26 July

• I swore I’d never mention marriage again, but everyone deserves an Instagram wedding The Guardian, 20 July

• Teacher presents: Should you give your teacher a present at the end of term?, CBBC Newsround, 19 July

• Parents take on second jobs and sacrifice holidays to cover children’s university costs, report suggests The Independent, 18 July

• Mum rages as one daughter is asked to be flower girl whilst the other is snubbed Metro, 13 July

• Mumsnet users share reasons they’ve ghosted friends The Independent, 11 July

• The books you wish your parents had read The Guardian, 10 July

• Mortgage free – what now? The Express, 9 July

• Ladies, let’s take control of our contraception and stop it ruining our lives Metro, 5 July

• Three-quarters of FTSE 100 fail to disclose parental leave policies, deterring job applicants INews, 4 July

• Mum’s heartbreak as son ‘forced’ into school sports day loses almost every race Mirror, 3 July

• Should we ban the word 'naughty' and the 'naughty step' when disciplining children? Yahoo Style UK, 2 July

• The hot weather hacks every parent needs The Daily Mail Online, 1 July

June 2019

• Please, I beg of you, do not serve a gendered menu at your wedding Metro, 28 June

• York’s popularity with booze-fuelled hen and stag parties is making it a no-go for families INews, 28 June

• Mum shares trick for speedily getting sand off feet Metro, 28 June

• Amazing £1 hack for getting sand off your children’s feet this summer, Mirror, 28 June

• Parents reveal the hilarious words their kids mispronounce Liverpool Echo, 27 June

• Teacher’s tell us the gifts they really want to receive Metro, 24 June

• Woman advocates for legal document which lets men ‘opt out’ of parenthood Metro, 23 June

• How much is too much to contribute to a teacher's end-of-year present? Yahoo, 21 June

• Homeowners reveal simple lifestyle changes which helped to pay off mortgage The Express, 21 June

• Two-thirds of Britons want faster action on climate change, poll finds The Guardian, 19 June

• Who is Prince William’s favourite child? The Express, 18 June

• Parent gets in trouble for teaching their kid the correct name for his genitals Metro, 17 June

• Jeremy Corbyn on Joyce’s Ulysses The Guardian, 14 June

• How much should you be charging YOUR boomerang child? Daily Mail Online, 12 June

• We can’t allow sports day to be scrapped TES, 7 June

• It’s ok to want sex after pregnancy loss Metro, 7 June

• Why parents are addicted to Calpol The Guardian, 4 June

• ‘They have you in a cultish grip’: the women losing thousands to online beauty schemes The Guardian, 1 June

May 2019

• How to create a top podcast Vogue, 31 May

• Petition for Peppa Pig to feature same-sex couple takes off Huffington Post, 31 May

• Taron Egerton approves of hilarious Mumsnet review of his Richard Madden sex scene in Rocketman Evening Standard, 30 May

• Mum furious as her mother REFUSES to call young daughter by her real name Mirror, 30 May

• Mums share what they give kids for tea when they ‘can’t be bothered’ Hull Live, 29 May

• Thrifty parents reveal the household hacks they swear by Daily Mail Online, 29 May

• What Mumsnet thinks about milkshaking politicians like Nigel Farage Daily Post, 28 May

• Beyond pay: gender differences in the workplace Employee Benefits, 28 May

• Mums reveal retro baby names that are due a comeback including Beryl, Maud and Quentin Yahoo, 26 May

• A Game of Thrones fan correctly predicted Daenerys’ fate seven years ago Metro, 25 May

• 'Having a child doesn’t fit into these women's schedule': is this the future of surrogacy? The Guardian, 25 May

• How to maintain a healthy sex life when you have young children, Red Online, 22 May

• Education secretary Damian Hinds says ‘exam stress is good’ Mirror 21 May

• Women reveal how often they have sex in candid Mumsnet thread Daily Star, 21 May

• Stay-at-home mum claims husband should pay her a £2700 'salary' each month Yahoo, 21 May

• The playground politics of the parents’ chat group Financial Times, 21 May

• Should you ban your wedding guests from watching the Champions League final? The Guardian, 20 May

• Bride and groom BAN guests from watching Champions League Final on wedding day Liverpool Echo, 19 May

• Mum's fury as husband plans to sneak off to watch Champions League at wedding Mirror, 18 May

• Woman wants to leave fiancé who pays for her degree for another man a week before the wedding Metro, 16 May

• Eat your homemade al desko lunch with pride Evening Standard, 16 May

• Mumsnet boss Justine Roberts on why a Dadsnet hasn’t yet worked Yahoo Finance, 16 May

• Mumsnet CEO Justine Roberts: Mumsnet survives because people speak the truth on it' Yahoo, 15 May

• Majority of parents say exam pressure is affecting children’s mental health, poll finds The Independent, 14 May

• Mum asks for help with ‘gender-challenging’ three-year-old Metro, 12 May

• Give schoolchildren a break INews, 10 May

• Am I being unreasonable? How a Mumsnet forum became a viral monster INews, 9 May

• Home truths: Are nurseries damaging our children? The Spectator, 9 May

• Woman who almost died in childbirth asks if a friend badgering her for money is being unreasonable Metro, 8 May

• Mum sparks debate after asking whether it’s ok for children to use a potty in public Heart, 8 May

• Technology making pregnancy smarter Virgin, 6 May

• From chats with Jon Bon Jovi while sharing a takeaway with Barack Obama to reciting a Greggs order – people share their most hilarious sleep-talking tales Daily Mail Online, 6 May

• Who is worst hit by the decline in cash, BBC News, 1 May

• Inside Butlin’s new £40million swimming pool as it opens to the public The Mirror, 1 May

April 2019

• Mum’s method for choosing a baby name is actually really lovely Babyology, 30 April

• I feel grief and relief that I’ve never had children. Other women must share this The Guardian, 29 April

• ‘The other mum’s made me feel completely left out’ Kidspot, 29 April

• Top 10 'worst' baby names announced – with some popular choices ruined Daily Mirror, 28 April

• Mum branded 'silly' for considering rhyming name for her baby Daily Star, 26 April

• Women rave about 87p Asda cream for stopping the dreaded chafing this summer The Sun, 23 April

• Experts reveal the clever tricks Kate uses when taking snaps of her kids Daily Mail Online, 22 April

• No tea (or sympathy) for labour ward’s grumpy dad The Times, 20 April

• Should parents be stopped from getting their children’s ears pierced? Mouths of Mums, 18 April

• From one American mom to another: 7 things Meghan Markle should know about UK parenting The National, 18 April

• Should you pay your childminder to NOT work a bank holiday? The Sun, 16 April

• FACT! The youngest child is the favourite study confirms# The Healthy Mummy, 15 April

• Web shake-up could force ALL websites to treat us like children: Users could be made to prove their age for almost every page they visit under controversial new plans Daily Mail Online, 14 April

• Thinking about having a baby? Don’t forget to do the maths first Financial Times, 12 April

• Why are black mothers at more risk of dying BBC News, 12 April

• National siblings Day: how did the annual event begin and where is it celebrated The Independent, 10 April

• How Aviva’s support of over-45s is delivering ‘commercial advantage’ Marketing Week 9 April

• Not preparing pupils for the 11+ is irresponsible TES, 9 April

• Woman considers dumping date because he got into his Uber before hers had arrived Metro, 8 April

• Olive oil, tinned tomatoes and 100 rolls of toilet paper: What the Brexit Preppers are stockpiling ahead of Britain's EU exit Daily Mail Online, 8 April

• 9 women share their best pieces of business advice Cosmopolitan, 8 April

• UK internet laws ‘will be toughest in the world’ Telegraph, 8 April

• Olive oil, loo roll, and wine top the stockpile wishlist The Times, 8 April

• New AIBU? podcast Chortle, 6 April

• Why it’s time to compel all employers to publish parental policies Personnel Today, 5 April

• Specialist mental health support available for new mums in every part of England NHS England, 4 April

• Mumsnet crowns the Boba X best overall baby carrier 2019 Nursery Today, 3 April

• Parents could face airport delays if travelling with kids who have different surnames Heart, 2 April

• Editor’s Comment: enough talk, action needed to get women investing Money Observer, 2 April

• Scrunch or Fold? Loo Roll Debate is Latest to Divide the Nation Huffington Post, 2 April

• Parents could face extra delays if children have different surnames LadBible, 1 April

• What are the predictions for the royal baby’s name? Metro, 1 April

• “My mother-in-law held my baby before me and I can never forgive her for that!” The Asian Parent, 1 April

March 2019

• Surviving Mothering Sunday when the bond with your mother is broken Blog, The Spectator, 31 March

• Private, Hollywood or NHS delivery: what birth plan will Meghan go for? The Telegraph, 26 March

• Woman asks if it’s okay to want a child-free Mother’s Day Metro, 22 March

• Here's How Much You Should Save Before You Have A Baby, According To Parents The Huffington Post, 20 March

• Can you have a healthy vegan pregnancy? Telegraph, 19 March

• Should Kids Be Invited To Weddings? Families Still Can't Agree On The Guest List Rules Huffington Post, 19 March

• Husband tells vegan wife she should eat meat as she’s pregnant, ‘for the baby’s health’ Metro, 19 March

• ‘I’m a woman who voted to leave in 2016 – and I’d be even more determined to vote to leave now’ iNews, 11 March

• Why the hell are we still asking if women can 'have it all'? Glamour Magazine, 8 March

• With more help female entrepreneurs can kick start our new economy after Brexit Telegraph, 8 March

• Marketers on why parental leave is not a ‘women’s only’ issue Marketing Week 8 March

• Women worldwide must be heard and respected The Guardian, 8 March

• Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts on how she scaled her start-up Telegraph, 8 March

• Employers urged to divulge pay and parental leave policies Financial Times, 7 March

• The cheese challenge: why people need to stop throwing cheese slices at baby’s faces The Guardian, 5 March

• Govia Thameslink commits to increasing diversity on the railways FE News, 4 March

• A View from the Top with Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts on how getting sued contributed to the platform’s success The Independent, 4 March

• Secondary school admissions: One-in-five children across UK miss out Mail Online, 1 March

February 2019

• Momo Challenge: The viral hoax BBC Newsnight (video), 28 February

• When is the right time to go on maternity leave? The Telegraph, 27 February

• MPs call for “revolution” in early years health BMJ, 26 February

• Mumsnet chief: why employers should make parental leave clearer Financial Times, 26 February

• Is It Ever Acceptable To Wear White To A Wedding? Grazia, 15 February

• The common everyday phrase that signifies laziness in a relationship The Stylist, 12 February

• Outrage over 'porn film' pubic hair in GCSE textbook TES, 11 February

• Mumsnet hit by data breach after glitch in software update London Evening Standard, 9 February

• Parenting site Mumsnet hit by data breach BBC, 8 February

• People are puzzled by Boohoo’s ‘front thong’ bodysuit Metro, 5 February

• Woman asked her guest to pay £180 each to ‘secure their place at her wedding’ Metro, 5 February

• 'When Will I Start To Enjoy Being A Mum?': Parents Offer Advice On What To Do If You're Struggling The Blog, Huffington Post, 4 February

• Fake Valium is killing those who buy pills online, charity warns The Guardian, 3 February

• Sister-in-law wars? How to call a truce Mail Online, 3 February

• 'We took inspiration from Mumsnet': the footballers’ wives' support network The Guardian, 2 February

• Why, When We Have Children, Does Our Attitude To Alcohol Become So Tribal? Grazia, 1 February

• Should I Be Stockpiling Food For Brexit? These Are The Things To Have On Your List The Blog Huffington Post, 1 February

January 2019

• A cashmere jumper is being sold on Ebay – but it looks like a bondage ad Metro, 31 January

• Meet the Brexit preppers who are stockpiling food in case of no-deal Brexit iNews, 30 January

• Star of the Week … do some primary school rewards do more harm than good? The Guardian, 29 January

• Pregnant women to receive better workplace protection under new anti-discrimination plans The Independent 25 January

• Good News If You’re Pregnant Or A New Mum And Worried About Returning To Work Huffington Post, 25 January

• What price flexibility and a better work-life balance? Financial Times, 25 January

• Pregnant women to get more job protection BBC News, 24 January

• UK to introduce greater workplace protection for pregnant women Financial Times, 24 January

• Mothers returning to work will be protected from redundancy for six months The Telegraph, 24 January

• Don’t brag about not doing fatherly duties. I’d love to have the chance London Evening Standard, 23 January

• Anna Soubry: people have had enough of 62 year old Tory women Blog, The Spectator, 22 January

• The best pillows to buy for everything from neck pain and pregnancy to side-sleepers Metro, 17 January

• Telling it like it is: Uncensored business podcast Secret Leaders is back with bigger, bolder interviews Business Matters, 16 January

• 'Workload problem? It's time to cut corners and coast' TES, 15 January

• Duncan Jones is right that childcare is hard – mothers have said so for decades New Statesman, 15 January

• ‘Hamster hoarders’ are stocking up on essentials in case of no deal Brexit iNews, 14 January

• Man rants about his pregnant wife becoming 'lazy', Internet responds accordingly Marie Claire, 14 January

• Terrified Brits build Brexit stockpiles of water, food and even clothes London Evening Standard, 14 January

• Online 'hamster lists' reflect taste for EU-divorce hoarding Financial Times (Online & Print) 12 January

• 'Fiver Parties' Are Now A Thing – So Would You Send Your Child To One? The Blog Huffington Post. 11 January

• Almost one in three council-run secondary schools in deficit, study finds The Independent, 11 January

• People are sharing the strangest things they've ever witnessed in someone else's house The Independent, 4 January

• Woman shares heartbreaking tale of wedding guests who ate the cheese cake before the bride could slice it Metro, 4 January

• Mumsnet users share bizarre celebrity encounters Mail Online, 4 January