Work can be a difficult place for new mums, particularly if they have to travel on business. IBM is offering breastfeeding employees a service that ships their breast milk home, cementing its position as a female-friendly employer. But is this really a priority problem for working mothers?

Want to be part of an evolved and envied elite that’s highly educated, successful, prosperous and enjoying great sex? Simple – don’t have kids. Birth rates amongst 20-something Americans are at their lowest ever and the ‘childfree by choice’ demographic is wealthier, healthier and happier. But why?

Egg freezing was once a procedure undertaken for medical reasons. Now, however, it's fast becoming a choice for many women in the US who want to ‘have it all’ and delay motherhood. But why are these women so keen to spend up to $10,000 to try to freeze time?

Becoming a parent is one of life’s most stressful – albeit cherished – moments. With Brits spending an average of £1,619 to prepare for a baby, some mums are buying on their smartphones at all hours. But how do new mothers really like to shop? And which brands are meeting their needs?