How the value of child benefit has plummeted
The welfare payment is now worth less than it was in 1999.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The welfare payment is now worth less than it was in 1999.
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ByA New York magazine story has sparked a debate about mob justice among young people, but it misses the point.
ByThe Independent Review of Children’s Social Care calls for £2.6bn of new spending on “the civil rights issue of our…
ByMoralising hasn’t disappeared from children’s literature, but the content of the message has subtly changed.
ByThe pandemic has taken its toll on children's mental health
ByThe debate highlights how Western society’s perspective on children has changed.
ByThe creator of Mr Benn, Elmer and Not Now Bernard died on 6 April aged 87. But traces of his…
ByThe author and his wife teach children to value their environment and themselves by immersing them in farm life and…
BySocial media’s link to wellbeing, particularly among young people, is far more tenuous than much of the discourse on the…
ByThe Shrewsbury report proves C-sections save lives.
ByChildren's lives are defined by the internet, but whose job is it to keep them safe?
ByChildren are left online with no supervision, even by parents who ban them from playing in the street.
ByWhy do kids’ TV shows use female characters as simpering, silly sidekicks?
ByJabs have risks, but then so does Covid.
ByLet’s use this moment, when the pandemic is making us rethink so many aspects of how our lives and society…
ByWe’re kidding ourselves if we pretend porn isn’t shaping young people’s sexual scripts. So talk to them about it.
ByIf £82,000 a year isn’t enough to cover the cost of childcare in the UK, we have a problem.
ByWhat Labour, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are promising for families and children.
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