‘My body is wrong’
Should children who believe they are transgender be helped to change sex? Viv Groskop meets the parents and doctors in favour of intervention
Anti-natal
Zoe Williams: My hygiene rules have become so relaxed that I'm thinking of handing J-Cloths to visitors at the front door
How to tell parents their child is overweight
Are we right to protect parents from negative terms such as fat and obese, asks Sara Gaines
‘I became a Zen Buddhist nun’
From childhood, Miranda Hodgson had been a staunch atheist, but when she began to practise yoga and meditation, her life took an unexpected turn
‘My mother was back. The lights were on’
Psychologist Oliver James reveals how a revolutionary new way of treating dementia brings amazing benefits for patients and carers alike - and it all comes down to three simple rules
Anti-natal
Zoe Williams: I like to believe I am the best person to watch over my baby, but every time he falls over it suggests otherwise
I couldn’t say the word ‘blind’
In the final year of her art degree, Julie Coakley lost her sight. It was the worst fate that could befall an artist
Carry on camping
Miranda Sawyer: Nice neighbours, naughty jokes and tea under the stars... camping is a holiday back to where our childhoods began
I’m obsessed with the number twelve
Experience: I have to have every single one of my possessions in immaculate and intricate order at all times
What to do with your loved one’s cremains
Leo Hickman: When you consider that there are about 420,000 cremations a year in the UK, you can see why the Environment Agency might weigh in with some guidelines