My children became my greatest teachers
Childhood trauma left Roman Krznaric emotionally withdrawn. Since then, he has tried to repair the damage and his own children have taught him how to step into someone else's shoes
Intensive care: life with a seriously ill baby
For babies born ill or very early, the first few weeks in intensive care can be gruelling. How do they (and their parents) get through it? Louise Tickle and photographer Colin McPherson follow the journey of one baby born with a serious heart defect
Women who postpone having babies may stay childless, warns medical chief
Prof Dame Sally Davies says couples must face the fact that women's fertility declines with age
False positive pregnancy tests: for sale on the internet
Lucy Mangan: Fancy a slice of revenge? Or just some fun pranking friends? Either way, now for less than a tenner your worst impulses can be indulged
What weird tech trends from CES 2014 mean to the average person
Using Twitter intel from #WeirdCES, here are the strange discoveries of the Consumer Electronics Show decoded
Why we can’t talk about breastfeeding
Tanya Gold: Why does breastfeeding, like so many other debates about motherhood, attract such abusive hyperbole?
Higher breast cancer rates among white women down to lifestyle, finds study
Greater risk mainly owing to choices such as alcohol consumption as well as lower breastfeeding and birth rates
Breastfeeding should be allowed in the workplace – even in Westminster
Jane Martinson: Jo Swinson has been criticised for wanting to bring her baby to work, not just by the usual Tory suspects but also by Channel 4 News's Cathy Newman. But if it works for her, why not?
The best breastfeeding advice? Do what makes you happy
Mothers tell Zoe Williams of the pressure they face from society, and themselves, over how best to feed their newborns
Parents ‘face too much guilt over breastfeeding and work’
Liberal Democrat equalities minister Jo Swinson advises parents to do what feels right and stop worrying about official guidance