The Mumsnet Rules by Natasha Joffe and Justine Roberts – review
Mumsnet's peer-advice guide to being the perfect parent suggests that common sense should take precedence over rules, writes Eleanor Birne
But is she really asleep?
As a new father, Adam Mansbach was smitten by his daughter but driven to despair by her resistance to sleep. Nick Duerden hears how it inspired his X-rated bestselling book
Family under the microscope
How teenagers lose sleep over their school days
Bedtime stories for frazzled parents
A potty-mouthed picture book has become a hit before it's even published – just don't show it to the children
Pregnancy: Does my bump look big in this?
Not long ago, pregnant women were confined to tent dresses. Now expectant mothers appear on magazine covers, tweet the happy news and flaunt their bellies in figure‑hugging couture. Veteran magazine editor Emma Soames wonders if it's a good thing
Donor eggs: But will the baby feel like mine?
At first, the idea of using a donor egg to conceive repulsed Briony Walker. But at 44, and with only a 1% chance of conceiving each month, she was forced to reconsider…
IVF multiple birth rate drops
Number of IVF twins and triplets falls in line with targets as women are encouraged to have only one embryo implanted
Have your say on … breastfeeding
The people's panel: Mothers are bombarded with advice about breastfeeding – but we'd like to hear from four readers about their views
Britain’s food habits: how well do we eat?
We're awash with TV chefs, recipe books and health campaigns, but how well are we eating – and what does our food say about us? Jon Henley sits down to dinner in five British homes
Born in the nick of time!
Viv Groskop meets Kasey Edwards, who found out at the age of 32 that she only had one year left to conceive