Would you rather give up beer or go grey?

Would you rather give up beer or go grey? Men of the UK have revealed their feelings about stepping into silver fox territory.Read More

Shared Parental Leave: More than half of dads would use the scheme

It’s the second anniversary of the Shared Parental leave scheme and it’s come to light that 52 per cent of dads would embrace it, given the chance.Read More

Have your say: Does your workplace give support needed for dad duties?

As a working father, does your employer, government or society impact the way you perform your dad duties?Read More

Reading children bedtime stories – the habits and benefits

One in five parents who were read to every night as kids now earn over £50,000 a year, and 23 per cent are in possession of a PhD.Read More

Win Legoland Castle Hotel stay and book publishing deal

Legoland Windsor Resort is opening the Castle Hotel on 1 July. Ahead of the summer opening of what’s likely to become a staycation stronghold for Brits, Legoland has launched a children’s story writing competition.Read More

Working parents can only spend two hours with kids on a weekday

In January, a report surfaced to suggest that a fatherhood penalty has been created by employers.

It’s a development that leaves working fathers feeling under pressure as they juggle dad duties and careers, in many cases, prompting them to consider changing … Read More

Stag do season: The most popular party destinations for men in 2017

I’m at that age now when the times of regularly going out, getting inebriated and waking up feeling like you want it all to end after a night at Liquid have long passed.

In the main, this has been replaced … Read More

The fatherhood penalty: Britain’s dads feel restrained by employers

To find out how today’s fathers are balancing parenthood and careers, work-life charity Working Families and childcare provider Bright Horizons have released the 2017 Modern Families Index.

The findings show that dads across the country are strained by bosses who … Read More