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Paced bottle-feeding closely mimics breastfeeding and allows the infant more control over the feeding pace. Here, experts weigh in on how to do it.

Is "lazy" parenting, such as letting your kids make mistakes or not always doing everything for them, actually better for their development? Find out more in the latest KindnessCan podcast with Jane Linley-Thomas and psychologist Paul Bushell.

A primary school teacher has publicly called out parents after having to deal with an 'infuriating' situation during class - and people have a lot to say about it

Paris Hilton is clapping back at online trolls making disturbing comments about the size of her son Phoenix's head.

Reddit user calls out restaurant for extra fees, including for bad parenting, groups, birthday menus and more

Former Made In Chelsea star Tiffany Watson welcomed her first son, Jude, earlier this year but while she's still in her happy bubble, mum-shamers try to tear the star down

A new mum has confessed she 'regrets' having her baby even though she loves the tot more than 'anything in the world' - because she misses her 'peaceful' pre-parenting life

Endless scripting and too much control are helping destroy children’s sense of independence.

Nursery drop-offs can be challenging for busy parents as well as children who may be anxious about leaving home, but it can also be tough on nursery workers, who have certain daily annoyances they could do without

A woman's parents expect her to take on the burden of clothing, feeding, and housing her 30-year-old brother when they pass on - but he is totally capable of finding work and caring for himself