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On having another baby: “But what about your career?”

Annie Ridout - The Freelance Mum
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Motherhood may impact a woman’s career but it doesn’t have to destroy it. In fact, The Early Hour’s editor, Annie Ridout, found hers blossomed after giving birth. Here, she argues against the idea that babies are a barrier to your career…

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Annie Ridout 3rd April 2018
Family

Joel Defries on fatherhood: ‘One year of my life, gone in a flash’

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We often hear about women becoming mothers, and how their lives transform. But what’s it like for the father? Joel Defries shares his honest, hilarious and probably rather relatable thoughts on his first year as a father…

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Joel Defries 2nd April 2018
Family

Families of Instagram: Penny Wincer, photographer

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“Having a child has made me much more aware of my own privilege. I now understand the advantages I have had as a white, middle class, able-bodied woman. Having a child who is part of a marginalised group is incredibly eye-opening.” Penny Wincer on family life…

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Annie Ridout 30th March 2018
Family

Girls talk, boys walk – and other gender bollocks

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As a feminist, Annie Ridout is aware that gender differences are fallacy and yet as a mother – of both a daughter and a son – she finds herself succumbing to binary expectations. Here, she shares evidence of it all being a load of bollocks…

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Annie Ridout 27th March 2018
Work Life

Alex Blumberg of Startup Podcast on being an entrepreneur

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Alex Blumberg – the Brooklyn-based creator of Startup Podcast – has over 5m listeners tuning into his shows each month. We discuss starting a business, entrepreneurial traits and not being motivated by money…

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Annie Ridout 26th March 2018
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Families of Instagram: Charlotte Noone, @backtothenorth

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“We live in a converted Jacobethan train station, built in 1846. It came complete with a dual-faced platform, waiting room clock and worn steps to the ticket office (now our dining room) from footfall.” Charlotte Noone on family life in Yorkshire…

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Contributing Writer 23rd March 2018
Family

Men work late. Women leave on time to collect the kids

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“Men tend to feel they are accomplishing their duty by dedicating more of their time to work than to returning home to their families.” French illustrator Emma visually explains the damaging gender divide in the workplace, once kids come along…

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Contributing Writer 19th March 2018

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