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Editors' picks
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As a baby, Kari Herbert was taken by her explorer father to live among the Inuit on a remote island off Greenland. She grew up eating slivers of whale blubber, speaking Greenlandic and playing with her Inuit 'brothers'. Juliet Rix reports
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Family under the microscope
Our narcissistic children - the real 'me, me, me' generation
Family features p2
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First person
Life was sweet for her second daughter, Tara, till a new baby sister stole the limelight. But, as Anna Moore finds out, being a middle child needn't be a curse - it can even be an advantage
Family features p3
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A mother's view
When Ophir was born with Down's syndrome, Fiona Yaron-Field was left disoriented and grieving for a lost fantasy child. But then she picked up a camera and, during the next 13 years, rarely put it down. The result is a work of extraordinary tenderness by a mother about her daughter
Family features p4
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Family Life
Kathleen Marion Thorpe was born 100 years ago this month on November 26 1908. Family Life this week is devoted to Kathleen and the extraordinary family she created, as remembered by her daughter, Deborah Weymont
Family features p6
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Problem solved
Commercial television is the biggest cause of the fairly modern malaise of 'Iwantitis'
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Down with the kids
Chris Cleave: Deck the halls, fellow parents and carers, for we stand on the threshold of December.
Family features p7
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Book corner
Private - Keep Out! by Gwen Grant (1978)
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Weekend planner
Things to do with your family this week
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My family values
Meg Cabot, writer
