Katie Piper on motherhood and her eye-opening new documentary
TV Presenter, writer, activist and model Katie Piper discusses putting aside her preconceptions of women in prison
Parenting
How to talk to teenagers
Learn how to communicate effectively and rebuild your relationship with your teenage child with this advice from psychotherapist Lucy Beresford…
How to help your child find a career
If your child is struggling to choose a career, our agony aunt Mary Fenwick is here to help..
How to talk to your child about gender identity
Feeling lost when your child asks you questions about gender? We caught up with the experts to discover how to have an open-minded and honest conversation with your child about gender identity…
Angela Scanlon opens up about her 15-year eating disorder
After years spent battling an eating disorder and searching for a cure for her deep-seated insecurities, TV presenter Angela Scanlon reveals all about her journey towards self-acceptance, gratitude and joy…
Can a child with ADHD lead a normal life?
Our agony aunt, Mary Fenwick, reassures a mother whose child has been diagnosed with ADHD…
How to help a child regulate their emotions
Discover how to help your child regulate and deal with confusing emotions, such as anger, fear and worry, with these top tips from clinical psychologist Dr Anne Lane…
What is postnatal depression (PND)?
Discover the causes and symptoms of postnatal depression (PND), plus some top tips on how to help yourself and others who are struggling.
What empty nest syndrome? How to navigate living with an adult child
Motherhood is a labour of love, then babies grow up and find their own way in the world. But with a growing number of adult children living at home, the ongoing responsibility can weigh heavily on a parent. Vee Sey steers her family towards modern domestic harmony
How to talk to your kids about Santa (and other awkward Christmas conversations)
Few times of year throw up as many tricky topics as Christmas, from whether you-know-who is real to why there’s no PS5 under the tree. Heidi Scrimgeour, a mother of three, discovers how to tackle some challenging questions
