with other parents?(a) Strangely, I find them rather stand-offish. Which is rich considering the outfits they turn up in. I’ve even offered fashion advice, and had it flung back in my face.(b) Unfortunately, yes. (c) Well, they always greet me with broad

carpet in beautiful gowns by legendary designers such as Oscar de la Renta or Chanel, but also looks comfortably chic in Helmut Lang jeans and a fitted blazer whilst running around New York City.Email your choice of most stylish celebrity parent to

Mussolini’s job before he became the dictator of Italy?(a) Primary School teacher (b) Train driver (c) Tea-makerMaths13. What is the cube root of 8?(a) 2(b) 4(c) 80014.What is 2/5 expressed as a percentage?(a) 40%(b) 25%(c) 110%15. What size are each

chips, dippers and cheesy triangles.Road rage More important than having the right car at the school gates is not losing it when other parents take an age to park, move off. Even cursing under your breath, turning increasingly deeper shades of red

Any parents who adore the minimalist creations of Celine or Acne will be thrilled with the new Le Vestiaire de Jeanne SS11 collection; a beautifully light girlswear collection fashioned in a simple palette of stone grey, snow white and sand

you possibly be a positive role model for your daugther? You want the good news? Here's ten great commandments to make you feel better about your life as a parent.1. Feeling guilty is a wasted emotion – it does more harm than good and it doesn

& Papas have teamed up with sparkling celebrity mother Denise Van Outen to give away £30,000 worth of vouchers to lend a 'helping hand'.One parent will win per day during the month of April, each winning a £1000 voucher to spend at Mamas & Papas. Visit

child’s teacher will never replace you in your child’s affections. What teachers want from you as a parent:•    Recognise your child’s teacher as your partner in their development, this will help you utilise the school as      a powerful tool

Starting school is often a daunting experience for children. Letting go can be a struggle for the parents too, particularly if your child says she doesn't want to go. The anxiety is more to do with leaving a familiar environment, and their main

don’t know how to switch off and you’re used to checking emails and so on. But children are hard-wired to benefit from that kind of unstructured time.Part of the difficulty for parents is that we are used to too much and too little. We give our