Natasha Hinde is a Parents Editor at HPUKParents. She specializes in family and relationships, parenting, and health and wellness, with a focus on topics such as early childhood education, parenting styles, and mental health. Natasha's work has been featured in HuffPost, Yahoo Finance Australia, Yahoo Sports UK, and several other prominent outlets.
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Natasha Hinde's articles predominantly focus on family and relationships, with a significant emphasis on parenting, mental health related to parenting, pregnancy-related issues, and seasonal topics such as Christmas. Her coverage also includes expert commentary and data citations.
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By: Natasha Hinde
It's up to five times safer – but very few children aged two to four travel this way in the UK.
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Have you come across this before?
By: Natasha Hinde
Children’s reading enjoyment levels and daily reading habits have risen for the first time in five years, according to the National Literacy Trust.
I really struggle to carve out time to just sit and play with my kids – I’m usually way behind on housework, life admin or the million other things required of me, which means sitting down to play gets pushed to the very back of a long queue.
A parent-to-be's admission on Reddit has sparked debate.
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No takeaway could ever compare.
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It's thought half a million people in the UK have Alzheimer's.
By: Natasha Hinde
A German earworm called ‘Gut Genug’ is proving incredibly popular with Generation Alpha – and, actually, just the entire internet.
Talking To Yourself Is A Surprisingly Effective Focus Hack - Natasha Hinde
If you've been on the receiving end of a toddler slap recently, listen up.
