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'We need a nuanced approach to the screen time debate' buff.ly/kBTH0MV

LBC's Online Safety Day: One million kids spend more time on screens than parents’ working week lbc.co.uk/news/uk/one-mi…

I wrote an op-ed for LBC on why we need to take a balanced approach to the screen time debate. 🇬🇧 should follow 🇦🇺's lead & roll out nationwide online parenting support - proven to help parents feel more confident & better equipped to manage screen time. bit.ly/41S5ItT

Divorce is a complex and emotional process, but separated parent programmes can play a crucial role in helping keep cases out of court and put the wellbeing of children at the centre of the legal process. Read more here: mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

ICYMI I wrote a column for @YorkshirePost about why parents must be at the forefront of discussions on reducing screen time for children. Read it here: bit.ly/4iB7pSr

It was great to speak to the The Mirror regarding my top tips for parents on how to handle their child’s morning tantrums. Read here 👇 bit.ly/4hHo2Lf

I wrote an op-ed for Children & Young People Now on why the Families First Partnership (FFP) funding is a step in the right direction, but we urgently need long-term investment in evidence-based, universal parenting programs to truly support families. Read here: bit.ly/4cdKLNI

I’ve spoken to the Express this weekend about the tv hit Adolescence and what parents can do to help their kids stay safe online and navigate what is a complex digital world. Read more here: express.co.uk/news/politics/…

I recently shared my tips on managing parental stress with Toddle About, emphasising that self-care isn't selfish—it's essential. With parental stress on the rise, evidence-based programmes can reduce the stigma around seeking support. Read here: bit.ly/3E1cGnh

Early start. Off to SkyNews to talk about this heartbreaking story. We have to make sure any new investment in children’s services helps provide support to parents and children like this 👇 news.sky.com/story/parents-…

I welcome the Centre for Mental Health Invest in childhood report, which includes recommendation that the UK Government invest in evidence-based parenting programmes, providing a ‘proportionate universal approach with a low-cost offer for all’... centreformentalhealth.org.uk/publications/i…

The latest Centre for Young Lives report shows 1/3 children aren’t meeting development goals – highlighting the need for continued action. Triple P's digital rollout in Australia shows accessible, low-cost parenting programs works at scale. 👉 Read more: bit.ly/422YS4Z

'Many families are unsure what ‘school-ready’ really means. Kindred Squared’s latest survey found that nearly half of UK parents don’t believe that it is their responsibility to ensure their child is school-ready. That’s not due to apathy – it’s due to ambiguity. 'For some,

With today being primary school offer day, I wrote an op-ed for Children & Young People Now on why, if the government wants to achieve their school readiness goals, they must provide parents with greater support: cypnow.co.uk/content/blogs/…

I wrote a column for The Yorkshire Post on how the government can improve school readiness and support parents nationwide. Read it here: yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/opinion/c…

ICYMI, I wrote an op-ed for CapX on why if the Government is serious about improving school readiness, they must 1) provide a clearer definition to parents of what they mean by school readiness 2) provide greater parenting support for families: bit.ly/3Rr8pwL

Pleased to see the launch of the Foundations Guidebook – a vital resource on evidence-based interventions for children and families. Proud to see so many Triple P variants included and rated as *evidence-based* support for families! 📘 Explore: bit.ly/3GwwnnS

A great article by Will Bickford Smith for @schoolsweek. In it, he encourages the government to invest upstream in evidence-based parenting programs like Triple P to strengthen families before a crisis occurs. I couldn't agree more: bit.ly/4jXNIF7

“Parents should consider not only their teenager’s age but also their maturity and ability to handle responsibility in everyday life.” It was great to speak to The Mirror about when parents may want to let their teens go on holiday without them: bit.ly/45erRoo

NEW: Sure Start generated widespread, long-lasting benefits for children in education, health, absences, and SEND. Every £1 of up-front spending on Sure Start could generate around £2 in total benefits over the long run. THREAD on our new Nuffield Foundation-funded report: [1/11]