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How to manage your angry child peacefully

Dealing with your kid’s tantrum means trying to work with them to understand their anger
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The Enormous Value of Listening

More than open ears, our conversations need open hearts, suggests Lynne Goldberg
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We never really die

As he came to terms with his mother's passing away, Prasad Rangnekar discovered that relationships may end but love stays with us forever
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Healthy competition – an oxymoron?

Shruthi Rao questions the usefulness of competition as it promotes unnecessary, and often unhealthy, struggle for power among children
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Am I a good mother?

Angela Lam Turpin recounts how she went from being a clumsy, self-doubting mother to a confident mom
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Husband Withdrawal: Do you hear me?!

If this is one of the frequent rants you find yourself yelling at your partner, chances are that it might not be exactly their fault. Here are some methods you can employ to make them more receptive to you
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Single Parenting: How to manage

Being a single dad is not just about having fun but also about listening to your kids and giving them their space
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What is love after all?

Love, in order to flow, does not need your acknowledgement or approval; it’s like the sun, always shining—whether you see it or not
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Wabi Sabi Love: From annoyed to enjoyed

By learning to live Wabi Sabi Love, you will create a heartfelt, loving, long-lasting, committed, joyful relationship that lights you up as a couple, knowing that you are greater together than apart and that your bond will be forever
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Siblings: best of enemies, worst of friends

Relationships between siblings are sometimes plagued by resentment, anger and blame. Here’s what they can do to bring the love back