The latest news affecting dads from round the world.
A new radio station has launched, aimed at sending babies off to sleep. Sleepyhead Radio is available on digital radio in Portsmouth and is supported by parenting charity NCT. Click to read.
Momentum, the Corbyn-supporting political movement, have launched Momentum Kids to encourage youngsters to learn about politics. Click to read.
Mumsnet has surveyed 1,000 parents and discovered 18 percent regretted the name they chose for their child. In a quarter of cases, their anguish was caused by the name becoming too popular. Click to read.
A group calling themselves Shipley Feminist Zealots is protesting against controversial Tory MP Philip Davies after he claimed feminist zealots want “to have their cake and eat it.” Click to read.
Buzzfeed has delved into the archives to reveal Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump’s attitude towards parenting and fatherhood and it doesn’t make pretty reading. Click to read.
The BBC is providing every Year 7 or equivalent child in the UK with its new micro:bit codeable computer, hoping to create the “coders, programmers and digital pioneers of the future” according to Director General Tony Hall. Click to read.
The National Record of Scotland revealed children called Loki, Thor, Siri and Timotei were born in 2015 north of the border. Click to read.
George Osborne announce his plans for the year ahead in the 2016 Budget today, but how does it affect families? Click to read.
A dad has spent £4.2 million on his daughter’s 15th birthday party, laying on entertainment from Nick Jonas and Pitbull. Click to read.
A major UK restaurant chain has agreed to review its policies on baby change facilities across the country following The Dad Network’s #dadsforchange campaign. Click to read.
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