Child of Our Time - Season 11
Season 11
Episodes
Changing Minds
In 2000 the BBC embarked on a project to follow the lives of 25 babies from across the UK. At 16, these children of our time are almost fully grown. They are now free to live by themselves, have sex, get married, pay taxes and even have children of their own. In this episode professor Robert Winston and professor Tanya Byron discover how our teenagers' changing brains means that what they choose to do at 16, can shape their lives forever.
Changing Times
In this episode Professor Robert Winston and Professor Tanya Byron follow our teens through their GCSE year to discover how our teenagers are being shaped by these unique times.
In Scotland, Nathan shares how it feels growing up in an unconventional family - attitudes to his father's homosexuality have transformed in his lifetime.
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