Person: Steve Biddulph

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

opinion

Teenage girls suffering from an ‘always-on’ social media landscape

The NHS says 20% of girls are self-harming, three times as many as a decade ago, writes Victoria White

general

Girl power: Self-belief is the jet fuel young girls need

When it comes to childcare, Ireland is closer to America than Europe

Mothers working in their homes are among the most vital workers in any economy

general

Virtual outsiders: Concern for generation of boys isolated in online world of social media and porn

general

Children need strong role models

We shouldn’t make it hard for parents to stay home and care for their children

HOW can any progress be made for children in Ireland if every single time anyone suggests an alternative approach to their care they are accused of wanting to send women back to the kitchen?

Thu, 06 Jun, 2013

Girl power — we’ve come a long way

GIRLS, girls, girls.

Sun, 28 Apr, 2013

It’s complicated

WITH a waterfall of blonde hair, beautiful smile and a figure to die for, the affluent teenager seemed to have it all — until her drunken, foul-mouthed rant in a Dublin eaterie was posted on YouTube.

Sun, 20 Jan, 2013

Book asks mums: Do you really need to work?

WORKING mothers need to step off the treadmill and start questioning whether they really need to work outside the home, a conference at University College Cork (UCC) will be told this weekend.

Thu, 22 May, 2008