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Accidents can happen in a tight corner, up a staircase with very high steps, with a saucepan, at the bottom of a deep bath… After all, most homes are not made for a child’s size.  This [...]

As pandemic stressors continue, it needs to be addressed in schools. [Ashley Abramson – American Psychological Association, 1 January 2022.] READ MORE

Policymakers must take into account the unique vulnerabilities of children and youth, and the potential harmful impact on their development and wellbeing. [Nizan Geslevich Packin – Forbes, [...]

Evidence and gap map that provides a visual overview of the research during the last 12 years. [UNICEF Office of Research-Innocenti, October 2022.] READ MORE

Neighborhood conditions and resources for children are potentially important targets for health policy aimed at improving life expectancy for socially vulnerable populations. [Kristen H. [...]

As part of the Government’s response to Race and Ethnic Disparities, the Children’s Commissioner has published this unique and comprehensive picture of family life today in the UK. [UK Children’s [...]

This survey is the first with significant geographic scope and a comprehensive approach that includes a wide range of family-friendly policies – from parental leave and breastfeeding support to [...]

Prior to this period of inflation levels not seen for decades, many families had already been struggling to pay their normal household expenses, pay for rent or mortgage payments, and to obtain [...]

Overprotectiveness, overcontrolling, and over-permissive are types of overparenting that can affect your child negatively throughout life. [Daniel S. Lobel – Psychology Today, 23 July [...]