Editorial: Why do we let parents of babies and young children with disabilities get so stressed and exhausted?

Well, first of all it has to be said that people who provide services to families are not in control of what parents do or do not do.

So there are limits to what they can do to help. But here are some relevant questions:

· When do lo

Editorial: The brain is not like a computer. No computer will ever be like a brain

Peter Limbrick writes: Should this be obvious? I am not sure. I sense I am being persuaded to believe otherwise. Phrases are creeping into the language that suggest brains are comparable to computers. For instance, I am persuaded to accept t

Power in Kensington, London, UK

Peter Limbrick writes: Following the destruction caused by the horrendous fire in Grenfell Tower, there have been politicians and community workers calling for poor people to be given more power. Power is a complex subject about which

NOFASUK Press Release ‘Avoiding Alcohol in Pregnancy IS a Feminist Issue’ and their invitation to a summit

Press release dated 18/5/17: Avoiding Alcohol in Pregnancy IS a Feminist Issue

The British Pregnancy Advisory Service today claimed that “advice to pregnant women about drinking alcohol may cause more harm than good.”

In response to this,

Editorial: Hey Guys, do you keep your smartphone 15cm from your texticles? Not a good idea! (Women should read this too.)

Is your smartphone in you back pocket? If so, your testicles and their sperm are very close indeed to this powerful source of electromagnetic radiation.

Perhaps you think like this;

“OK. This radiation passing between my smartphone and the

TAC Bulletin Editorial - Goals, commitments and promises for families who have a baby or young child with a multifaceted condition. Are mine the same as yours?

A child with a ‘multifaceted condition’ has some or all of the following conditions in combination: physical, sensory, or learning disability; social communication disorder; serious illness; uncertain or shortened life expectancy. When profe

These UK charity chiefs will roar like lions – when the government says they can

Peter Limbrick writes: Anushka Asthana reports in the Guardian (30/5/17), ‘One chief executive of a major charity in the social care sector told the Guardian they felt “muzzled” by legislation…’ This has prevented them speaking out about C

Wanting to protect foetuses from alcohol is sexist. Absolute tosh!

Peter Limbrick offers an opinion: The FASD debate has been given a new lease of life by claims that advising that women who are (or who want to become) pregnant should avoid alcohol is sexist. I read in the Guardian that:

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