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72% of parents take an active interest in their child’s internet use

Survey reveals that almost a third of parents’ worry that their children will be exposed to inappropriate content online (37 per cent).

The Rise of Stay at Home Dads

According to new research by leading Child Trust Fund (CTF) provider, The Children's Mutual, contrary to concerns of an allegedly worsening work/life balance in the UK, many fathers are electing to be at home either full or part-time.

A Picture of motherhood

Chance to win £1,000 worth of photographic equipment by taking a picture that encapsulates motherhood for Hallmark Cards.

WorkingMums Annual Survey: Flexible Working Still No.1 Priority for Mums

The economic recession has not dented women’s desire for flexible working, with almost all working mums rating flexible working as “very important” to them, according to the annual survey by WorkingMums.

The Pope exorcises the flu with black elderberries

The Pope exorcises the flu with black elderberry extract Vatican triples order of natural cold fighting remedy from 200 last year to 600 bottles this year

The legal requirements of a limited company

Elaine Clark of CheapAccounting charts the legal requirements of setting up a limited company.

Social Networking Ruining the Future of Britain's Brightest?

With more than 360 British universities searching applicants online, a straight-A college student with impeccable school reports and a real dedication to their education may no longer be accepted by their chosen university because of their family’s background, some photos they had taken on a night out or their secret extra curricular activities.

UK Parents Concerned They Are Not Fulfilling Toddler’s Nutritional Needs

Nine out of ten (92%) UK parents admit they’re not confident they know what their toddler’s healthy diet should consist of, reveals new research. Two fifths (39%) go further admitting they’re not convinced their child has a healthy balanced diet, receiving all the nutrients they require.

Today's kids have costly career aspirations

According to new research parents could be faced with bills of between £75,000 and £130,000 in 12 years time if their young children pursue their top career aspirations. The Children's Mutual questioned five and six-year-olds about what they want to be when they grow up and found that their top three career choices would all require a significant financial outlay in the future.

Avoiding Entrepreneurial Burn Out

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Two Great Reasons NOT to Print Your Powerpoint Presentation

Microsoft estimates that around 30 million PowerPoint presentations are delivered each day, and most have printed handouts - but you can help the environment and your sales figures by NOT doing so!