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9 tips to deal with the growing privacy needs of your teen
Has your teen’s need for seclusion got you worried? It is a normal phase of growing up, says Mandy Kloppers as she suggests you give in to their need for privacy
Five rules of giving feedback to your partner without turning them off
Feedback, given wrongly, can ruin your marriage. But, if given in the right manner, it can improve the quality of your relationship and help you grow as partners
Breakup point: Is it time to say adieu to your partner?
The decision to stay in or leave a difficult marriage is by no means easy, but it is instrumental for your happiness
Getting a divorce? The biggest gift you can give your children is an amicable separation
Disrespecting and bad-mouthing your ex-partner has far reaching repercussions for your children your family, and yourself
This is how you defuse a conflict before it explodes
Discover how the author deals with a potentially explosive situation by using her unique unSTUCK approach
Social Anxiety in Your Child Could Be Much More Than Just Shyness
Every child is introverted or self-conscious to some extent; but social anxiety is a condition of excessive insecurity that goes beyond common shyness
Are you enjoying your anger?
Prolonged conflicts can often be resolved by looking within
Parenting styles: Are you raising them right?
Hailed as the toughest job on our planet, parenting is also the most rewarding. But some parenting styles harm the child more than they help. Here are four common mistakes many moms and dads make while raising their children
Sexual abuse ruins the family
Sexual abuse of children is rampant but rarely spoken about. Harish Iyer has used his personal experience to show us how we can protect our children
“I am a special mother”
Nothing can prepare you for motherhood, least of all a special child. But as with all things in life, you learn along the way