Natasha Hinde is a Parents Editor at HuffPost UK, where she writes and commissions stories that illuminate the everyday realities of raising children — from the emotional turbulence of the postpartum period to the small triumphs of toddlerhood and school‑age milestones. Her work blends practical insight with empathetic storytelling, drawing on her own experience as a parent of two to bring authenticity and nuance to topics such as family wellbeing, mental health in early parenthood, and navigating modern childcare challenges.

Before stepping into her current role, Hinde spent eight years as a lifestyle reporter at HuffPost UK, covering health, culture, relationships, and the shifting rhythms of everyday life. Her earlier career includes editorial roles and internships at ELLE UK, Company Magazine, The Times, and Native Monster, where she developed a sharp eye for human‑centred storytelling and a versatile digital skillset. Her writing has appeared across major platforms including HuffPost, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Finance, AOL UK, and international Yahoo editions.

Today, Hinde is recognised for her clear, compassionate voice in the parenting space, often grounding her reporting in expert commentary, lived experience, and data‑driven insights. Whether she’s unpacking new research, exploring seasonal pressures like Christmas, or spotlighting trends in baby names and parenting products, she brings a steady commitment to accessible journalism that supports, informs, and reassures families navigating an ever‑changing world.