Kasia Delgado is a Chief Features Writer at The i Paper. She specializes in themes related to family and relationships, parenting, education, and workforce issues, often exploring topics such as retirement planning, private and public education, and career development. Kasia's work has been featured in MSN, The i Paper, and AOL UK.
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Kasia Delgado's articles predominantly cover family and relationship-focused themes, with topics such as parenting, education, health, relationships, and lifestyle. Her coverage indicates a strong emphasis on personal experiences and data-driven insights related to these subjects.
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Our potential future prime minister has said his parents created a home 'full of music and love'
In the 2006 World Cup in Germany, the England players received less attention, and fewer column inches, than their wives.
By: Kasia Delgado
From chasing the high to not understanding the fallout, Lauren LaRusso has seen it all when it comes to affairs. She explains how she helps couples move forward, or move on
Nigel Farage has had a complicated love life. In 2017, while married to his second wife Kirsten Mehr, a British tabloid published a photo of a younger French woman taking out the bins at his London bolthole.
By: Kasia Delgado
Jane Jackson, 73, never imagined this could happen to her. She, and other estranged grandparents, tell their stories of grief, hope - and, in some cases, reconciliation
By: Kasia Delgado
When Jane Jackson, 73, first became a grandmother , she was knocked sideways with love. “It was pure magic,” she says, “this tiny little person
By: Kasia Delgado
From forbitting sugar to flouride-free toothpaste, these are the things savvy parents can do wrong, says one dentist
For parents across the UK, their not-so-little baby will soon be off to university or college when the summer is over.
By: Kasia Delgado
How much should we sacrifice to look after ageing parents? Experts are urging families to have honest conversations about the future
You give your child life, a home, food, love, and encouragement – don't they owe you something in return?
