Studies show that the majority of parents want more teaching on climate change in schools, though teachers are prevented from doing this due to state law and a lack of resources. To tackle this, teens are turning online and engaging in social activism to educate themselves on this important issue.

Baby food brand Little Roots is offering frozen baby food in ‘reusable bulbs’ for parents who are concerned that traditional baby food pouches aren’t the greenest option. Little Roots is signalling to parents that they don’t have to choose between a product that’s convenient or eco-friendly.

Climate crisis platform Science Moms brings together trusted scientists to provide parents with expert information and resources on climate change. The self-described non-partisan group’s mission reflects a growing demand from mothers for credible sources of information on global issues.

Having navigated through a pandemic, what do parents need now? In this Spotlight on Parenting, we explore what mothers and fathers are prioritising as they try to carve out a ‘new normal’ and consider how brands can make sure they are helping and not adding to the pressure.