Sex education is a very delicate subject. Our experience is that many parents are uncomfortable with the sex education being offered by their children’s schools. But they have no back-up information with which to discuss these issues with the teachers at school. Myth 6 : Homosexuality Brian Clowes, Director of Read more…
Sex education is a very delicate subject. Our experience is that many parents are uncomfortable with the sex education being offered by their children’s schools. But they have no back-up information with which to discuss these issues with the teachers at school. Myth 1 : Teenagers need to be taught Read more…
Don’t get us wrong. We are not against pre-school provision. But we are against those who under-rate and undermine the mothers who think it best to be at home with their young children. We are also against social structures that force mothers to be away from their children, but that’s Read more…
The NACF cares about families and cares about the value of each human life. Much of the work of the population lobbies is anti-family and anti-life. That’s why we are doing our bit to explode the myths shown below. Information is based (with permission) on the Population Information Pack published Read more…
NOTE : Whenever we say family we mean one thing: The mother, father and children inside a stable marriage. We always back our assertions with authorative research. Page numbers below refer to the excellent book Farewell to the Family? Public policy and family breakdown in Britain and the USA, Patricia Read more…
Myth 1: Living together before marriage (‘trial marriage’) leads to longer-lasting marriages False! To many people it seems obviously true; you often hear it said that the commitment to marriage after living together will only happen when the couple know that they are right for each other. Conventional marriage, they Read more…
Myth 1: The foetus doesn’t feel pain during an abortion False! Foetuses can feel pain. At one time it was thought OK to operate on new-born babies without anaesthetic because “everyone knew that babies didn’t feel pain”. Now we know better. Attitudes have now changed about foetuses and the Royal Read more…