Photographer Dorothy Bohm: ‘I’m 93. At this age, you don’t need much food’
The photographer on broken sleep, waiting for spring and her archive of 75 years of work
Ireland to confirm abortion referendum details as activist vows to fight on
Ailbhe Smyth, who leads the Coalition to Repeal the Eighth Amendment, says it is time for change
Why Britain’s attitude to breastfeeding is still a disgrace
A magazine cover in India featuring a woman feeding her baby has caused outrage. But, before we feel too smug, we should remember we’re not much more enlightened here
My small penis has ruined my life
Rather than blame your genitalia for everything that’s gone wrong says Annalisa Barbieri, try to work out where the real problem lies
Sarah Teichmann: ‘I wake as early as 4am and think about work’
The 42-year-old scientist is head of cellular genetics at the Wellcome Sanger Institute, Cambridge
Babies’ sleep patterns can be challenging – here’s why you shouldn’t despair
On Baby Sleep Day, here are some insights that might help get you through the long, broken nights
Pregnancy is a life experience I’d rather avoid. That doesn’t mean I’m selfish
Society still frowns on women who don’t want to go through having children – despite the immense toll it can take on them. Why?
George Ezra: ‘I don’t have a diary but I do have a sister, or “assister” as I call her’
The singer-songwriter, 24, on touring, drinking and the importance of sleep
Discriminating against pregnant women is not just wrong, it’s foolish
Women are still hit by the motherhood penalty at work, with lower wages and stalled careers. If men did more childcare this would change, says Rowan Davies, head of policy at Mumsnet
Maude Julien: ‘How I escaped from my father’s cult’
Maude Julien’s father tried to turn her into a ‘superhuman’ through a series of cruel experiments. Now aged 60, she recalls how she survived