The World Health Assembly is encouraging worldwide breastfeeding. Although some are concerned about the impact on a formula milk industry that's heavily invested in marketing, women globally are embracing breastfeeding to give their babies a naturally healthy start in life.

With an increasing number of children in the UK living in poverty, Baby Bank Network in Bristol is using the food bank model to provide for families in need. This shows there's an opportunity for brands to forge meaningful partnerships that benefit both those in need and their bottom lines.

Fertility rates are on the decline in the US, but women still expect to have kids, despite delaying parenthood for as long as possible. Yet as the cost of fertility treatment can be prohibitive, there's room for innovation in the sector that could bring little bundles of joy to more people later on in life.

Confusing and conflicting advice from professional bodies and course providers is creating unrealistic expectations for new mums and dads. The Parenting Chapter brings a fresh approach to antenatal and postnatal support by offering information in easy-to-digest, affordable digital lessons.