Doctor’s diagnosis: It’s her double chin

January 5, 2018 | Zen Terrelonge

Before Christmas, I was on a mission to avoid falling ill like many of The Walking Dead characters at work/on my commute. My daughter was not as lucky.Read More

I’m running in the RBC Race for Kids 2017 for Great Ormond Street Hospital

September 3, 2017 | Zen Terrelonge

During my commute home to the girls the other day, I saw out of the corner of my eye an advert for a Great Ormond Street Hospital campaign, the RBC Race for Kids 2017 – so I signed up.Read More

48 hours of uncertainty that revolved around poo

July 12, 2017 | Zen Terrelonge

After Roma was born, we were kept in overnight. Then, after being discharged, we were urged to return to the hospital under 24 hours later; all a result of poo.Read More

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

April 5, 2017 | Zen Terrelonge

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?

March 28, 2017 | Zen Terrelonge

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

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

February 18, 2017 | Zen Terrelonge

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

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

January 16, 2017 | Zen Terrelonge

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