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“I thought that he’d died”: Maternity adviser Michelle Welsh MP on the birth trauma that drives her fight for safer maternity care

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By Emily Gilbert Verified
| Mother & Baby Verified
As Donna Ockenden’s latest maternity report is published this week, scrutiny of England’s maternity services is once again in sharp focus. For Michelle Welsh MP, the government’s first maternity adviser, this is not abstract policy. It is personal. When she speaks about safety, compassion and accountability, she does so not only as a politician, but as a mother whose own traumatic birth experience left her believing both she and her baby might die.
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What are open‑ended toys? Why parents are moving away from “single‑use” play

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By Emily Gilbert Verified
| MSN Verified
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What are open‑ended toys? Why parents are moving away from “single‑use” play

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By Emily Gilbert Verified
| Mother & Baby Verified
Walk into any major toy shop and you will see shelves of brightly coloured plastic promising instant entertainment. Buttons light up. Characters talk. A single tap produces a perfectly programmed response. But many parents are beginning to ask a different question. If the toy does everything, what is left for the child to do? In recent years, open-ended toys have quietly shifted from niche nursery staples to mainstream parenting conversation.
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