Written for Berry Street in 2017 by Julie Noonan, the report provides an historical overview of childhood and outlines current concepts of childhood wellbeing. It articulates Berry Street’s position on what makes a ‘good’ childhood, including the perspective of children and young people.
What makes a good childhood?
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