United Kingdom
I write about health, culture, education, parenting and people for The Times,
The Telegraph, Healthily, Times Educational Supplement, Flo, Grazia, RSPCA,
BBC Tiny Happy People and others.
I'm finally confident to bare my legs in summer after years of trousers or long skirts.
New Zealand schools are shunning traditional classrooms in favour of flexible learning spaces - which means multiple classes and teachers working together. How does it all work? Christina Quaine finds out.
Whether it’s a stroll with your newborn or a trip to the playground with your energetic toddler, parks are brilliant for parents. With Love Parks Week (28 July–6 August) on the horizon, three parents explain why parks mean so much to them.
I'm essentially his PA/tech support/personal shopper, forever doing jobs on his behalf.
My cover interview with five-time Paralympic gold medalist, Ellie Simmonds OBE.
Mandy and Alan Gravett ditched the idea of a luxury cruise and five-star hotels to explore the Greek islands by foot and ferry
Personal account of the loss of my mum and how the pandemic has affected the grieving process.
During my three days in labour I asked for a c-section countless times. I felt forgotten about, in danger and not listened to.
This Mental Health Awareness Week, three parents share their back-to-work stories – plus a psychologist gives her tips on how to cope with the transition.
Quickening and fetal movement: First baby kicks explained