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Barbara (Interview 13)
Woman in her mid-40s, living in Camberwell. Three sons (described as
‘black’), all at secondary school. Grew up in a middle-class family in the
Midlands. Working as a child carer.

Rosemary (Interviews 14 and 32)
Working-class woman in her late 30s, born and still living in Camberwell.
Three daughters all at primary school. Working as a sales assistant.

Heather (Interviews 15 and 27)
Middle-class woman in her early 30s living in Camberwell. Grew up outside
London, in the south of England. One daughter, preschool. Not currently
employed, had worked in arts administration.

Emma (Interviews 16 and 45)
Woman in her late 20s living in Peckham. Grew up in a middle-class family,
outside London, in the south of England. Two daughters, one at primary
school, one preschool. Working in childcare.

Deborah (Interviews 17 and 40)
Middle-class woman in her mid-30s, living in Clapham. Grew up in London
and overseas. One son at primary school. Working in publishing.

Teresa (Interviews 18 and 35)
Woman in her mid-30s, living in Clapham. Grew up in London. One son at
primary school. Not currently employed, had worked as a manager in the
commercial sector.

Rosalind (Interviews 20 and 36)
Woman in her mid-30s, living in Clapham. Grew up in a middle-class family
in a rural area in the west of England. One son and one daughter, both at
primary school. Working in publishing.

Emily (Interview 21)
Working-class woman in her mid-30s grew up and living in Camberwell. Two
children (son and daughter), both at primary school. Working in childcare.
Eve (Interview 23)
Middle-class woman in her mid-30s living in Clapham. Grew up in South
Africa. One daughter at primary school. Not currently employed. Had
worked in management.

Phillipa (Interview 24)
Middle-class woman in her late 30s living in Heathley. Grew up in London.
Two children, one son about to enter primary school, daughter preschool.
Not currently employed, had worked in publishing.