Almost a third of Britons would support a law capping the number of children per family, according to a survey by the London newspaper Metro.Limiting parents to having just one or two children was necessary to combat over-population, according to 29

is the number one activity for working dads, and they manage to squeeze 4 hours and 6 minutes of this in each week.However, while 67% of the dads said they were satisfied with the part they currently played in family life, they wished on average they could spend

Forget coffee mornings, new research shows that 21st century mums are heavily reliant on the internet for staying in touch with friends, meeting other parents and getting advise.The study by the Post Office revealed that an impressive 83 per cent

Ireland have the most expensive teeth, with a whopping average of £1.44 per tooth. And more than one in 10 in Northern Ireland receive at least £5 for each tooth!The children of the Midlands are feeling the credit crunch the most, with an average cost per

The fertility rate - the number of births per woman - rose from 1.8 babies per woman in 2005 to 1.87 in 2006, the fifth annual rise in a row and the most babies born in a single year since 1993, the Office for National Statistics said. The figures

.Childcare, nursery fees and after-school clubs were the top expense, totaling an average of £54, 696 per child, followed by school and university fees, £52,881, food, £17,490, clothing, £14,035 and holidays, £13,207.The report also suggests the most

flat.3.    Juice the flesh and marinate the California Raisins in the juice for 1 hour.4.    Make the jelly as per the packet instructions.5.    Stir the California Raisins into the jelly.6.    Divide the mixture between the 4 orange ‘shells’ and place

Columbia University researchers discovered that asthma rates among children aged four and five fell by 25% for every extra 343 trees per square kilometre. They believe more trees may aid air quality or simply encourage children to play outside

.After giving birth to her first baby, Patrick, in 1986, it seems Sara caught the baby bug and has since gone onto giving birth to a further 13 babies, with an average one per year.At 20-weeks pregnant with her 14th baby, Sara admits to being disappointed

Pocket money has survived the credit crunch, with families still paying out each week for their children, a poll by Engage Mutual has found.Glasgow parents are the biggest spenders, dishing out an average of £4.87 a week, adding up to an annual £253