Parenting news: archive
Paedophile at nursery ‘was not checked by staff’
The Times (London), 3 October 2009
Two nursery managers suspended for allegedly employing a convicted sex offender without making background checks.
The perils of modern parenting - whatever happened to muddling through?
Daily Telegraph, 3 October 2009
There's a multi-million pound industry out there telling us how to be model parents. Since when did bringing up children become so complicated, asks Marianne Kavanagh.
Paedophile chef: Nursery managers suspended
Independent, 2 October 2009
Singletons pick up parents’ slack at work
Alpha Mummy, 2 October 2009
By Jennifer Howze.
Letters: Parenting
Independent, 2 October 2009
Parents stripped of rights to bring up their own children.
Two schools win ‘nappy curriculum’ battle
The Times (London), 2 October 2009
Ministers drop their stance over targets for all under-fives after two Steiner schools win their fight to opt out.
Cancer jab girl died from chest tumour
The Times (London), 2 October 2009
Immunisation campaign resumes as inquest is told that Natalie Morton's death was unrelated to her cervical cancer jab.
Parents’ agony as nursery worker keeps silence
The Times (London), 2 October 2009
Suggestion Vanessa George coerced into actions rejected as she faced calls to reveal identities of child abuse victims.
Nursery worker child sex abuse case: Vanessa George profile
Daily Telegraph, 1 October 2009
Vanessa George was trusted for three years by parents and staff at Little Ted’s nursery in Plymouth, Devon. The paedophile was seen as “an angel” and "a second mother”.
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