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MusicFootballFatherhood named in the UK’s Top 10 websites for dads!
MusicFootballFatherhood named in the UK’s Top 10 websites for dads! Now for some more big news. We’ve been named in the UK’s Top 10 websites for dads! The list, by the UK’s countries biggest influencer & PR company Vuelio, features all the heavyweights from the Read More …
The Rise of the Insta-family
by A Law There’s no denying that for most of us, social media has become the highlight reel of our lives. We use it to showcase and share our best and most memorable moments and that shouldn’t be something we feel the need to lament. Read More …
Books to read with the kids, from Quarto Knows publishing – by Jonathan Brown
Here at MFF, books are a major part of our parenting experience. We love reading with our children, it’s a great way to bond and also really important for their development. Our writer, Jonathan Brown, reviews a selection of books from publisher Quarto Knows. ‘Juniter Read More …
My Shared Parental Leave experience – by Sam Draper
My Shared Parental Leave experience Please allow me to introduce myself, I’m a geriatric trailer, or a ‘latte papa’ or a stay-at-home day, or Mr Mom… you pick the title, and I’m it. One of the lucky few who took advantage of Shared Parental Leave Read More …
Male infertility? Let’s talk about it
Male infertility? Let’s talk about it As young people we are told to be careful about having unprotected sex as it will surely result in you having a baby and your life being ruined. Not to say this isn’t necessarily true but as you get Read More …
April Premier League Team Of The Month
It is time for April’s Premier League team of the month. With the league fixtures piling up after numerous teams’ runs to the latter stages of the FA Cup, it was a packed month. This has seen a few players be unlucky to make the Read More …
How to find diverse books for your family – by Patrick Adom
How to find diverse books for your family Diversity in children’s literature A recent study that shows there is a serious lack of diverse books, just 1% of children’s books in Britain star a Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic (BAME) character, and only 4% feature Read More …