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
Read more: These UK charity chiefs will roar like lions – when the government says they can
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:
Ellie Lee, directo
Read more: Wanting to protect foetuses from alcohol is sexist. Absolute tosh!
This is an extract from an article in Partyline: Magazine of the National Rural Health
The future of rural Australia is being created right now – one baby at a time. That future could be a very bright one, but that happy time will neither
Read more: ‘Life chances are often shaped long before birth’ article by Jonathan Sher
This government-backed review seeks an urgent solution to the problem of children and young people ending up in institutions in England. The children are those with disabilities, challenging behaviour and complex mental health needs. Chris
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,
Comment by Peter Limbrick: This headline is not likely to appear in news media anytime soon. But the cartoon comes from deep frustration about the seeming impossibility of protecting children from missiles, bombs and bullets.
The men who pe
From Kids Brain Health Network: The recent identification of new genetic variants associated with autism brings to the forefront important considerations when using genetics as a tool for detection of this complex disorder.
“Whole genome s
Dear Colleagues,
You might have noticed the teamaroundthechild.com website has been out of action. The problem has been resolved and we are now www.tacinterconnections.com
So, this TAC Bulletin is the first since mid-November. I apologise fo
Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011