Nell Frizzell

“How strange to have watched births on television, sex on television, to have had realistic periods in adverts on television, but to have never seen this,” writes Nell Frizzell of Stefan Golaszewski’s “brilliant” new BBC series.

A new study found that the average mother goes nearly three days without adult conversation after giving birth. Author and British Vogue columnist Nell Frizzell wonders what can be done about it.

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“In my experience,” writes Nell Frizzell, “children are in many ways far more comfortable and competent at considering death than their adult counterparts.”

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“It is never too early to talk to children, particularly your own children, about relationships, consent, feelings, love and bodies,” writes Nell Frizzell.

“If we truly want to wrench our young minds away from smartphones,” writes Nell Frizzell, “then we need to keep public space out of private hands.”

“Giuffre is right; we cannot rely on someone else to hold abusers to account,” writes Nell Frizzell.