Family
Family issues for women in midlife are distinct from the earlier challenges. Parenting teens brings a host of concerns, ranging from wrangling your almost-adult into doing chores to more serious problems like eating disorders and self-harming. And we often care for older family members as well. You’ll find stories and advice here that relate to the real problems we experience now.
Understanding life without children
Julia Bueno understands the challenge of losing a child as well as grappling with feelings associated with a childfree life. Here, she gives her insight
Being Punjabi and divorced shouldn't define my life
Aged 40 and divorced, Minreet Kaur had to overcome ingrained prejudice to regain her independence
Why I'm childfree by choice
It's a less typical road to choose not to have children. But it's a path that can be embraced, says Kerensa Jennings.
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How to repot your life: Part 1
Have that nagging feeling that your life isn't quite right? You may be potbound. Here's how to repot your life so you can flourish.
Understanding my father after his death
Meriel Schindler was alienated from her father, who died penniless. In researching a book, she began to understand him.
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Noon expert: Lucy Love Coach
Love in midlife can be complicated. Our expert helps you navigate it no matter your situation
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Noon Icon: Melinda Gates
Melinda Gates had an impressive career in tech before her life as a philanthropist and campaigner. Now is her next stage.
Saying goodbye to the family home
After the pandemic, Jane Green and her husband were left with an empty family home. Here's how she moved on
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Sibling advocacy: How I learned to speak up for my brother
Speaking up for disabled siblings is an important role that women in midlife assume more and more often. Kate Spicer tells her story
