The single most important factor in a child’s healthy development is the stable relationship of the parents. On every measure of successful development, including happiness, children from stable families fare best....
In the first six years of Marriage Foundation we have focused on establishing the reality of family stability and instability: what actually happens to couples and their children, who stays together and who splits up. This is transforming the debate about marriage which, previously, had been obscured by myths and misconceptions.
This briefing note draws together our most significant findings to date.
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New analysis of data from up to 13,000 UK families show that a mum’s level of happiness has a direct effect on her children’s mental …
A new report released today by Marriage Foundation, ahead of National Marriage Week (13-19 May), shows that lifetime divorce risk has risen from 28 per …
Our analysis of new Office for National Statistics data suggests that only a little over half of all today’s teenagers will get married, in spite …
Valentine’s Day is traditionally a date when many couples take the plunge to get engaged. But what does the future hold for couples who get …
Traditionally, January has seen a spike in the number of couples deciding to end their marriage, following a stressful festive period. However, new research released …
UK divorce rates among newlyweds have dropped to their lowest levels in thirty years, new analysis has found. The proportion of couples divorcing after three …
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