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Half of British parents are ‘too tired to have sex’ a study reveals, a relationship expert shares her tips (and it’s not just kids who should put down their screens)
Here's how you can re-energise in the bedroom, according to a relationship expert
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Stuck indoors this Valentine's? Try these 10 at home Valentine’s Day ideas (because babysitters are expensive)
Staying at home for Valentine's Day can be easier, less costly - and lots of fun. Be inspired by these 10 ideas for your at home V-Day this year.
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6 phrases for de-escalating conflict in your relationship, explained by psychologists (and #2 will stop you from losing your cool)
Psychologists say six types of phrases are heard in the most successful relationships, and they can help avoid conflict when discussions become heated.
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What to write in a Valentine's Day card - 59 phrases to copy and ideas for kids to use too
Scratching your head about what to write in a Valentine's Day card? Check out these helpful tips - and failing that, copy these messages and wishes for your card instead.
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These 4 early signs of divorce predict a split with over 90% accuracy (but our experts share ways to avoid it)
Divorce isn't a bad word, sometimes it's what's needed for two people to be happy
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"Do you even hear me?" - Feeling disconnected from your partner after having a baby is completely normal (and you're not alone)
Feeling isolated from your partner after the birth of your baby? It's completely normal - here's why it happens and what to do about it.
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Neglectful parenting: what is it and how does it look? We ask two psychotherapists for all the information (plus what the lasting effects might be)
Neglectful parenting isn't necessarily a parenting style choice
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5 expert tips to help you like being with your partner again (no matter how irritating you've found them recently)
Clio Wood, a maternal health advocate and author of Get Your Mojo Back, Sex, Pleasure and Intimacy After Birth, shares her top five tips
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These 4 behaviours can spell disaster for any relationship (and we're all guilty of #3) - here’s how to combat them
Research says these are 'The Four Horsemen' of relationships
