This hunt, compared with what my parents went through, was nothing. There are moments that leave their indelible mark, but I'm alive.

It was, in a way, reportage, because she was writing about what she had just seen.

I am sure my mother is happy. I understand now the point of my own survival.

When they came for her there were no tears. It was a silent adieu. She asked me to look after papa. I am sure she knew she was leaving forever.

It's not a question of going to an employer and saying we want better pay parents are paying what they can. This is about building a movement that's going to change the flow of public resources, so standards are raised and more kids have access to quality early education.

They're getting the camps that got great feedback from parents and children. We wouldn't give them anything that wasn't tested and kid approved.