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What to expect when your teenager starts dating - plus, how to make sure they're safe and feel comfortable opening up to you about it
So, your teenager has started dating and you have no idea what to expect. Here are all your questions answered, by a family expert and a psychologist.
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Asking your kid this question could do wonders for their self-esteem – here’s why
A little role reversal could be the key to secret to your kids appreciating their own strengths and abilities
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Why you shouldn't tease your child about having a ‘boyfriend’ or ‘girlfriend’, according to parenting experts
You might be tempted to tease your little one about their new best friend, but it could actually harm their development.
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Don’t want your kids to grow up too fast? Science says this parenting style is the way to go
You'll be amazed at the power of positivity on age acceleration in children
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5 easy ways to let children take risks (without your anxiety going through the roof)
Here's why allowing children to put themselves in 'healthy' risk situations is actually good for them
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How to talk to your kids about cancer - plus the 6 most common questions asked and expert-led advice on answering them
Talking to children about cancer is a hard conversation to have. If you're unsure where to start, you aren't alone - charities and experts are here to help.
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From getting stuck in a lift to an unexpected meeting with your boss – here are 10 things less stressful than trying to leave the house with a toddler, according to a new study
The research showed that sometimes it's not worth the effort at all, with 58 percent ending up cancelling plans all together
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How to set a strong boundary to stop your kid running away from you on the street, according to psychologist Dr Becky
Does your kid run away from you on the street? This one tip could help put a stop to it
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Struggling with school run meltdowns? A child psychologist has shared a tip for calmer goodbyes (but it can be easier said than done)
A child psychologist has shared a small change you can make to your school drop-off routine to try and avoid a meltdown - but it's not always easy to implement.
