Journal 2025
The Wellbeing issue part 11
We need to talk about care and what parents need for a good start.
The needs of parents and caregivers of young children often go unseen and unheard in public life and policy. They face growing pressure, are overworked, and their support systems are strained or disappearing. So what can we do to better support them?
With 33 compelling contributions, the journal illustrates how everyone can play a role in shaping a more caring society and rebuilding villages of support around parents.
Guided by those already leading the way, from neuroscientists to poets, and architects to trauma specialists, this issue offers bold, practical solutions that meaningfully support mothers, fathers and other caregivers, and the children they care for.
Because when we value and celebrate care, we create ripple effects that strengthen families, communities and societies for generations.
- Parenthood & Caregiving
Protecting children begins with healing parents
Child–Parent Psychotherapy helps caregivers move from fear to love
“Being a father means opening your soul”
Interview with Juanes, Musician
- Parenthood & Caregiving
When work works for parents and families, everybody wins
Seven strategies to keep work and family in balance
- Parenthood & Caregiving
“Dad brain” is real
New research tells us about patrescence and what fathers need
