News Copy Almost a third of British parents work too late to tuck their kids in to bed at least three nights a week, according to research. A poll of 1,000 working mums and dads found more than seven in 10 rely on partners or grandparents to read their kids a story each night. And one fifth have said goodnight …
By Marie Haaland // SWNS New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Between eating out, paying for cable and streaming services, receiving subscription boxes and other superfluous spending, the average American spends $1,497 per month on non-essential items, according to new research. That can add up to almost $18,000 a year – or more than …
By Max Knoblauch // SWNS New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC American children are ready for their first cellphone at age 12, according to new research. By this age, they should already be packing their own lunch, walking to and from the bus stop and completing school projects independently. At age 13, kids should …
News Copy Quality family time is on the wane due to hectic work schedules, endless after school clubs – and a lack of money, a study has found. Research revealed the majority of mums and dads yearn for more opportunities to relax and bond with their children. But many are lucky to squeeze in one day a month to escape …
News Copy Brits would prefer to talk about their weight, mental health and family dramas than money. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed what is and isn’t acceptable to talk about with their emotions, religion and infertility all considered more socially acceptable to discuss than finances and debt. Just 18 per cent consider the delicate topics of miscarriage and infertility …
News Copy Brits learn to appreciate a walk in the great outdoors at the age of 27, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 adults found that far from being a hobby reserved for the older generation, a love of strolling through England’s ‘green and pleasant lands’ is developed as a young twenty-something. And sixty-five per cent of those …
News Copy Six in 10 parents worry their teenage children lack essential life skills, according to research. The survey of 1,000 mums and dads of children aged 13 and over found many are concerned their teen doesn’t know how to deal with stress, budget or look after themselves on a night out. One fifth of mums and dads said their …
More than half of Brits admit they have a ‘want it now’ attitude and regularly lose patience waiting for web pages to load – or even for the next episode of their favourite TV show, it has emerged. Research revealed millions of us are no longer happy to twiddle our thumbs while we wait for goods and services …
By Tyler Schmall // SWNS New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Small business owners spend 17 full days a year worrying about their business OUTSIDE of work, according to new data. The statistic emerged in a study of 500 American small business owners, which found that even when they’re off the clock, SBOs worry …
By Allison Sadlier // SWNS New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC A cat on fire, an alien kidnapping and a stubbed pinky toe — these are all extremely creative excuses people have used in order to get out of going to the gym. Results from a new survey showed an elaborate array of …
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