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Women told to forget about babies if they want to scale career heights

Headhunters’ survey suggests that taking even a few months’ career break for the sake of children will harm prospects of winning a top executive job

Letters: Climbing, swinging – and cutting

One of my prized possessions is a photo from the Guardian showing Ed Balls and Andy Burnham sharing a rotating double swing in an adventure playground when the Labour government announced a £235m f

Problem solved

My partner is terrible with money. How do I ensure our children will be financially secure should anything happen to me?

Letters: Legal cuts will hit the vulnerable

We wish to express our dismay at the arbitrary decision-making process by which it seems the Legal Services Commission has barred leading family law solicitors, in particular those who specialise i

Cutting spending on playgrounds will only cause problems in the longer term

Communities need play spaces, without them how can children grow up healthily? Play England director, Adrian Voce, warns against cuts

Sorry Gisele, breast is not always best | Lara Williams

Not all mothers feel that breastfeeding ‘is the most natural thing in the world’. Women must be allowed to make their own choices

Playground plans shelved under government spending cuts

Coalition makes cuts to £235 Playbuilder scheme intended to create 3,500 community playgrounds across England

How will lone parents cope with having to find a job when their children reach school age?

Single parents are to be compelled to seek work once their youngest child turns five, or face losing benefits. We ask families how they will cope.

Your daughters are at risk of violence – but society is looking the other way

Early intervention projects can improve the lives of children but must not continue to ignore young girls, says Carlene Firmin

Why milk matters for children | Helen Crawley

Yes, its nutrients are available in other foods, but abolishing free school milk will cause children to turn to high-sugar soft drinks

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