Researchers from the University of Melbourne have revealed having a second child adds significant time pressure and stress for parents…
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Bonnie Evie Gifford
Bonnie Evie Gifford is a Senior Writer for Happiful.
How To Help Children Spot ‘Fake News’
We've all heard of fake news, but do our kids know how to recognise it when they see it? Early-years educational expert Katie Harrison shares her top tips to help kids spot fake news…
New Study Reveals Puzzles and Brain Training May Not ‘Stop Mental Decline’
New study suggests engagement in problem-solving does not protect us from declining mentally as we age…
Record Number Of Calls to Eating Disorder Charity Expected Over Festive Season
Eating disorder charity Beat have announced they will be opening their helpline each evening between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day, with record numbers of calls expected.…
Dealing With Anger in a Healthy Way as a Parent
Feeling angry in certain situations is a natural response. When we fail to find a healthy way of expressing our anger, it can become a problem. With over 30 years of experience working in children’s services, Pam Rowe shares her tips on healthy ways parents can manage their anger.…
NHS England to Introduce Mental Health Checks and Support for New Fathers
Men whose partners experience health problems including anxiety, psychosis, or postnatal depression will be offered specialist mental health checks and support.…
Clarke Carlisle Recognised For His Work In Speaking Out For Mental Health at Mind Media Awards
Virgin Money Giving Mind Media Awards winner Clarke Carlisle claimed that the “British stiff upper lip” attitude to mental health and “code of silence” has finally been broken.…
What is Hygge?
There is no direct equivalent in the English language, but it roughly encompasses a feeling of cosiness and wellbeing.…
1 in 5 Employees Have Been Bullied Via Messaging Apps At Work
New research reveals 20% of workers across the UK have been bullied by colleagues via messaging apps, with more than 1 in 3 suffering in silence…