Stephanie Lowe
Stephanie has been a journalist since 2008, she is a true dynamo in the world of women's lifestyle and family content. From child development and psychology to delicious recipes, interior inspiration, and fun-packed kids' activities, she covers it all with flair. Whether it's the emotional journey of matrescence, the mental juggling act of being the default parent, or breaking the cycle of parenting patterns, Stephanie knows it inside out backed by her studies in child psychology.
Her career kicked off as a Junior Writer at The Sun's TV Mag, before rising through the ranks at Woman’s Own as Lifestyle Writer. She then became Family and Homes Editor at BT.com (under Press Association), followed by Assistant Editor at Essentials magazine, where she helped shape both print and digital editions. Next, she took on the role of Commercial Content Editor at Hellomagazine.com and spent years freelancing as Senior Editor at Goodto.com, where she spearheaded a powerful shift toward parenting-focused content.
Beyond her storytelling talents, Stephanie is a master of SEO, propelling Goodto.com into a top spot in the parenting space. E-commerce is her speciality, she knows exactly how to create content that’s not only informative but also truly helpful for her readers.
Her network of leading psychotherapists and child development experts ensures that every piece she writes is grounded in authority and insight. Balancing her thriving career with the busy life of being a mom to her son Ted in Kent, Stephanie expertly manages school emails, packed lunches, and non-uniform days like a pro. In the parenting and digital content world, Stephanie is a powerhouse, bringing wisdom, wit, and warmth to everything she does.
Latest articles by Stephanie Lowe
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5 of the best Bluey birthday cakes you'll want to make your Bluey-obsessed kids
From six-tiered cakes to 3D showstoppers, we’ve got all the Bluey cake designs you need...
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12 tips for keeping your kids safe on social media (and #6 is a game changer)
From sharing too much to opening underage accounts on social media, get advice on the top concerns parents have about young people using social.
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How does too much screen time affect a child's development? We speak to experts about six ways screens impact growing up
Research has shown that screen time inhibits young children's ability to read faces and learn social skills... let's look a little deeper
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Best gifts for new dads 2024: Our round-up of 29 daddy presents to suit any budget
It's official: the best gifts for new dads are useful, practical and sentimental — here are the top presents to buy
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Why is it important that children learn about gender identity? We ask the experts after Rishi Sunak declared 'schools should not teach about the concept'
New guidance is set to say that children under the age of 13 will not be taught about contraception, sexually transmitted infections and abortion either
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Can babies get hay fever? Symptoms to look out for and how to treat them
A paediatric allergy consultant and child allergy specialist answers the question ‘Can babies get hay fever?’ and shares important advice and guidance for parents
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The 6 benefits of screentime (no, really) and why 'intentional' use might be the way forward, by a family therapist
Not all screen time is 'bad' - we share how to prioritise quality, learning, and social connection
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How to reduce screen time for kids: 9 simple tips from family therapists and a neuroscientist (and #4 is an easy win)
Parents often feel guilty about the time children spend on screens, but we've spoken to the experts and screentime isn't as problematic as you might think.
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We ask a couples therapist how to repair a broken relationship after an affair (plus the one 'golden rule' for parents)
Cheating and infidelity are a lot more complicated than Hollywood makes out
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Unique baby names: From Alora to Zyier - check out our carefully curated edit of 225 unusual baby names for boys and girls
Parents-to-be are picking increasingly unusual baby names
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When do you find out about primary school places for 2024? How to find out what school your child got into and what to do if you're not happy with the choice
We've shared when find out about primary school places for 2024 how to appeal a decision you're unhappy with.
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Feeling confident as a parent is like having a superpower - our GoodToKnow expert panel has all the experience you need to help you grow
You are the expert in your family, these are the experts to help you strengthen your relationships
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'I don't care who started it' - here are the 4 boomer 'mumisms' we might want to retire and why, according to psychologists
Things parents say can have a profound affect on little humans
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"I just burst into tears and said ‘I can’t do it all’…" Influencer Louise Boyce on life as the default parent
Plus her 'life-saving' kid product she can't live without, and the one quality all parents need to survive
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International Women's Day: An open letter to my son on being the ally we need
It's so much more than just honouring women, I want feminism to become part of your identity
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Where is Kate Middleton? Exactly where she should be (and here's why I think we should pay attention to that)
The mum-of-three hasn't been seen since Christmas and people are getting tetchy
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Easy World Book Day costumes 2024 - 42 homemade and last minute ideas
From Matilda and Funnybones to Where's Wally and Harry Potter, here's our 42 best World Book Day costume ideas to make at home.
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Have you tried the 'Tinder for baby names' app? Here's the unique reason why the baby naming experts think it just might solve your problems...
An app that gamifies the bay-naming process taps into important considerations when it comes to naming your new arrival
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Kidults - do you have one in your life? This culture is on the rise, so we spoke to a psychotherapist and toy expert (and it all makes much more sense now)
We look into the meaning of kidult and why your other half plays with the Lego more than your kids do...
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125 of the best dad jokes to keep your kids in stitches (#25 is a classic)
These best dad jokes for kids are guaranteed to raise a laugh during long car journeys or when stuck queueing. Swat up on one or two of these and put them to the test.
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70 things to do with kids and how to entertain them (we've found the best and cheapest activities to try)
Entertaining your kids in the holidays can be a tricky business.
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The 1000 Hours Outside Challenge and how our Family Editor totally failed it (and more importantly, why she's okay with that)
The 1000 Hours Outside Challenge, totally doable, right? Yeah no, not for me
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Wondering how to play with a newborn? Here are 8 expert-approved ideas to try today (and #7 is simple and so effective)
How to play with a newborn and why it's important, we asked the experts. And this question is asked by many a new parent, you're not alone
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These 4 early signs of divorce predict a split with over 90% accuracy (but our experts share ways to avoid it)
Divorce isn't a bad word, sometimes it's what's needed for two people to be happy
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