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8 March, 2018 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

How to talk about women’s rights with your children

#PressforProgress on women's rights

8 March and another International Women's Day arrives, as it has on this day since 1985. This year has seen 100-year celebrations of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: childhood memories, children, family, mother's day, working mum

16 January, 2015 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Can we keep children safe online?

The new NSPCC campaign, #ShareAware, has done what it set out to do, and got people talking about how we can keep children safe online. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: children, online safety, parenting

2 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

What did I learn when I stopped blogging?

balloon in field

FIVE MONTHS ago I stopped blogging. After two years of exploring and writing about social media, online operations and strategy, and finding … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: back to work, blogging, children, working mum

28 March, 2013 By Sarah Wood 9 Comments

Out of the shallows: time to jump in the deep end

Family day out at the Ashmolean museum Oxford

I started this blog two years ago; I was in a very different place then, my little boy was just in nursery and my little girl settled in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: digital strategy and operations Tagged With: back to work, blogging, children, family, parenting

25 May, 2012 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

What It Means To Be A Working Mum, Today

Baby looking at mum

One of the most dispiriting early parenting experiences I had was the finding-out visit we made to our local (and excellent) nursery. Still … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: back to work, childcare, children, family, working mum

17 April, 2012 By Sarah Wood 2 Comments

The Biggest Blog Challenge: Keeping On Keeping On

girl running in the woods

So the house is quiet now, children back at school and nursery and I can contemplate what next after a lovely school holiday over the Easter … [Read more...]

Filed Under: social Tagged With: back to work, children, family, working mum

17 November, 2011 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

What Do Your Children Get Up To Online?

Baby Using Computer

Even before they are born, some children have an emerging digital footprint, as images of pre-natal scans are shared online and Facebook has … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: children, family, parenting

7 October, 2011 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Don’t worry about the cupcakes

I should have been making cupcakes this evening, instead of mopping up the occasional but far-reaching vomit that my son has been decorating … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: back to work, children, family, working mum

2 September, 2011 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

It feels like the end of summer

So we find ourselves back at the beach at the end of the summer holidays, just as we started them. West Wittering this time, lots of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: back to work, children, family, parenting

21 July, 2011 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

Giddy children and tearful mums: yes, it’s the end of summer term in Watlington

There were a few tears at school this morning, not from overtired children desperate to recharge and run amok for the summer, but from … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: childhood memories, children, family, parenting

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