Think your daughter’s bossy? Facebook’s COO Sheryl Sandberg thinks she’s showing leadership qualities. So how best to harness these skills? Sandberg gives us some tips…
Category Archive: Family
Family
What started as a hobby blog soon became a hit with parents who warmed to Sarah Turner’s candid, often humorous tales of motherhood. She now has over 500k Facebook fans and two books out. Annie Ridout interviews The Unmumsy Mum…
Family
Clary & Peg offer vintage-inspired maternity clothes that can be worn before, during and after pregnancy. The founders – Edwina Gieve and Johanna Kociejowski, friends from antenatal class – explain the business…
Family
Four months in, founder and editor Annie Ridout wishes all readers a happy Christmas – or happy holiday – and pretends she’s the Queen by writing a (brief) Christmas Day speech…
Family
With the Big Day less than 48 hours away, journalist Emma Barlow shares six contemporary takes on Christmas classics. From The Maccabees’ Walking in the Air to Zooey Deschanel’s Christmas Day, we’ve got your Christmas music, covered…
Family
To end The Early Hour’s homage to Sweden (#swedishweek), Emma Sheppard – who yesterday listed some amazing places to stay if you visit – shares the best things to do while you’re there…
Family
Throughout the week, we’ve covered Swedish design, fashion, food, music, film… but if you fancy taking a trip to Sweden yourself, travel writer Emma Sheppard has found some amazing places to stay…
Family
Popular series like The Bridge and Wallander showcase the darker side of Swedish television, but what about film? Robert Knight reviews two: The Seventh Seal (1957) and Let the Right One In (2008)
Family
From Abba to Tove Lo, here’s a quick look at just some of the Swedish bands that have dominated the global music scene, as reviewed by journalist and editor Emma Barlow…
Family
Yesterday, Brighton-based graphic designer Clara Spencer-Phillips shared her top Swedish kids’ brands. Today, she lists eight of the best in adult design…