BROOD Magazine Logo for ENTREPRENERIAL and working parents

Where working parents, connect, grow and thrive...

Author: Partnered post

Beyond the Screen: Why Creative Family Time Is the Parenting Trend That’s Here to Stay

Beyond the Screen: Why Creative Family Time Is the Parenting Trend That’s Here to Stay

Posted by | Jun 11, 2026 | |

As screens dominate our evening hours, a new parenting shift is taking over. Driven by 2026’s “hobby-maxxing” movement, busy working families are actively trading passive tech for experience-rich, analogue activities. Backed by recent psychological studies, structured creative projects like paint-by-number kits are proving to be powerful tools for lowering stress, boosting children’s confidence, and creating genuine moments of offline family connection. Discover why making things together is the low-stress trend that’s here to stay

Read More
What You Should Know Before Starting a Weight Loss Medication

What You Should Know Before Starting a Weight Loss Medication

Posted by | Jun 9, 2026 | |

Weight loss medication is one of the biggest conversations in health right now — but before you start any treatment, it pays to go in with your eyes open. From understanding how these medications actually work, to managing side effects and shifting your relationship with food, here’s what you should know before taking the first step.

Read More
Why Fresh, Gently-Cooked Dog Food Might Be the Health Boost Your Dog Needs

Why Fresh, Gently-Cooked Dog Food Might Be the Health Boost Your Dog Needs

Posted by | Jun 9, 2026 | , |

Most dog owners want the best for their companion — but is a bowl of kibble really delivering it? Fresh, gently-cooked dog food is one of the fastest-growing shifts in pet nutrition, and the reasons why make a lot of sense. From cleaner ingredients and better digestibility to options designed for allergy-prone dogs, we take a closer look at what whole-food meals could mean for your dog’s health.

Read More
Why keeping employees hydrated improves productivity

Why keeping employees hydrated improves productivity

Posted by | May 25, 2026 | , |

The human brain is roughly 70-75% water. When dehydration kicks in, it isn’t just a physical drain—it causes a direct hit to focus, memory, and spatial coordination. In fact, research suggests that even a small one percent rise in dehydration can result in a worker’s productivity dipping by approximately 12%.

Read More
BROOD Magazine subscription offer for entrepreneurial and working parents – annual price £26.95, featuring magazine covers and contributors including Charlotte Hawkins, Ashley James, and Simon Squibb, with a focus on balance, motivation, and real-life support

BROOD LIVE
BROOD magazine podcast