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

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