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Read more at: ‘Terrible twos’ not inevitable: with engaged parenting, happy babies can become happy toddlers

‘Terrible twos’ not inevitable: with engaged parenting, happy babies can become happy toddlers

Read more at: Launch of study on the Family Impact of COVID-19

Launch of study on the Family Impact of COVID-19

Read more at: Useful information during these uncertain times

Useful information during these uncertain times

Read more at: The family in 2050: artificial wombs, robot carers and the rise of single fathers by choice. Guardian article by Emine Saner, Susan Golombok contributor.

The family in 2050: artificial wombs, robot carers and the rise of single fathers by choice. Guardian article by Emine Saner, Susan Golombok contributor.

Read more at: There's been lots of press interest for Claire Hughes' new paper: Parental Wellbeing, Couple Relationship Quality and Children’s Behavioral Problems in the First Two Years of Life. Please follow the links attached to read more.

There's been lots of press interest for Claire Hughes' new paper: Parental Wellbeing, Couple Relationship Quality and Children’s Behavioral Problems in the First Two Years of Life. Please follow the links attached to read more.

Read more at: Congratulations to Susan Golombok who has been elected a Fellow of the British Academy

Congratulations to Susan Golombok who has been elected a Fellow of the British Academy

Read more at: We are delighted CFR’s research is cited in Law Commission Consultation on Surrogacy and French Parliament’s Report on Revision of Bioethics Law. Please click through for the link.

We are delighted CFR’s research is cited in Law Commission Consultation on Surrogacy and French Parliament’s Report on Revision of Bioethics Law. Please click through for the link.

Read more at: Susan Golombok is a member of the New International Commission Launched on Clinical Use of Heritable Human Genome Editing.

Susan Golombok is a member of the New International Commission Launched on Clinical Use of Heritable Human Genome Editing.

Read more at: Susie Bower-Brown was on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire on Tuesday, talking about coming out and being LGBT in 2019.

Susie Bower-Brown was on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire on Tuesday, talking about coming out and being LGBT in 2019.

Read more at: The new "Relationships in Foster Families" study is looking for foster families and social workers to take part.

The new "Relationships in Foster Families" study is looking for foster families and social workers to take part.