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Welcome to our Library - a rich bank of online content updated weekly. Browse our collection of Guides and Expert Articles, listen to our Podcast series discussing views and perspectives from both experts and those with lived experience, and our popular Blog series where members share their experiences of balancing work and home.

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Freddy's blog: Chocolate

Chocolate is not a special treat. Why? Because special thi...

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Caroline's blog: Fairies, unicorns and gender inequality

Along with the birds and the bees, the Middle East peace process and the economic arguments...

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Dolly's blog: Royal Society For The Protection Of Au Pairs

You probably saw last summer’s attention-grabbing headlines about the dramatic drop ...

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Addy's blog: The art of communication through the years

Following on from Ellen’s blog on the “Communication Code of Conduct” a co...

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Louise's blog: Snow laughing matter

As we emerge from one of the worst spells of weather the UK has witnessed in decades, I can...

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Marva's blog: Me & You - Part 1

I wake up groggy, the stark strip lighting above trying to burn me a couple of brand new ir...

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Hayley's blog: Mondays

I love Mondays. I know not everybody can say that. But, for me, Monday is the day of t...

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Ellen's blog: The Communication Code of Conduct

I thought it might be fun to share with you something that my husband and I are working on....

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James's blog: Lessons learnt

In September my four-year old daughter started full-time school.  While our focus for th...

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Lawrence's blog: Wisdom from an old Jamaican

With my wife’s maternity leave having come to an end, she recently resigned from her par...

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Rosie's blog: Roots and wings

  The inevitability of aging and one’s children doing the same is brought ...

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Freddy's blog: Graceland

In the most privileged way possible, my daughter is currently homeless.  (...

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Peace's blog: My Christmas pedicure

It’s that time of year again to start planning holidays for the year and to try to su...

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Dolly's blog: The twelve days of Christmas

I did it!  I threw away my White Company catalogue and allowed the children to decorat...

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Caroline's blog: Thriving or surviving?

So – the Advent countdown is well underway, with lots of school activities keeping us...

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Sisieta's blog: The parenting carousel

"As we countdown to the Christmas school holidays, it’s beginning to feel a lot lik...

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Hayley's blog: Breathing space

Last month I packed my bag, met my friend at the airport, hopped on a plane and spent 3 nig...

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Vicky's blog: A problem shared is a problem halved

"Listening to the radio this morning there was a story that “last year 14,000 peopl...

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Wendy's blog: The benefits of headspace

I’ve just returned to work following my second period of maternity leave. ...

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Ellen's blog: You can fail at least once

This is the second version of my blog; the first having been about Weinstein, Westminster a...

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James's blog: Only child syndrome

There has been quite a bit in the press recently about the growing number of one child familie...

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Lawrence's blog: The October christmas tree

"During my weekend moonlighting as my eldest’s chauffeur (although we traipse fro...

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Rosie's blog: Spooky goings on

Just as we are about to reach the end of the first half term at school a watershed was breache...

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Freddy's blog: For the shy kids

The temptation to fix things is strong. Especially for a man, because it's well-known that...

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