What do you call your mum and dad? I’ll take a guess that most of you keep it simple and call your parents, well, mum and dad. Although that may be the case, as I get older, I’m increasingly discovering this cannot be taken for granted.
I was sat in the Sciene Museum’s IMAX cinema. The screening of Antarctica 3D wasn’t going quite as I expected.
Here’s a rather grim fact for you. According to a study by the University of Arizona, mobile phones harbour 10 times as many bacteria as most toilet seats.
Over the past year, many mums and dads have been heavily involved with their children’s schoolwork, overseeing their remote work because of the pandemic. I suspect many parents got a bit of a wake-up call when their kids asked for help with their maths! As it’s National Numeracy Day, I thought I’d say a bit
Simon Kettlewell is a man who pulled-off a rare feat: He persuaded a publisher to print a book about fatherhood. Okay, that’s slightly dismissive. Many a publisher has printed books for dads but more often than not, they only deal with the early years and they’re always non-fiction. Simon’s book, called Eternity Leave, is mould
