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.
To effectively reach out to Natasha for potential contributions or insights, consider offering expert commentary or relevant data on parenting challenges including postpartum health issues, neurodivergent children coping during seasonal events like Christmas. Additionally, pitches around trends in baby names or reviews of parenting products may be well-received by her given the themes she covers.
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Everyone – and I mean, everyone – I’ve spoken to recently has remarked on how tired they’ve felt.
By: Natasha Hinde
We spoke to doctors after three toddler deaths were linked to excessive cow’s milk consumption and iron deficiency in Australia.
By: Natasha Hinde
Two factors in midlife were linked to a “significantly slower rate” of cognitive decline in later life.
By: Natasha Hinde
With many areas declared to be in a drought, expect to feel a knock-on effect on the price of supermarket staples.
There’s a lot going on.
Dr Dani Gordon notes back pain is one of the most common types of pain in people who have hypermobility.
By: Natasha Hinde
They can guzzle water and energy – and many of them are stationed in the south east, which hasn’t seen rain in weeks.
By: Natasha Hinde
According to the UKHSA, there have been 207 cases, with many occurring in the past month.
You’ve probably done it without realising.
By: Natasha Hinde
“The term has gained traction among Gen Z, calling out polyester lifestyles, videos, and even people.”
