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Parenting expert reveals why your teenager’s ‘annoying’ habits are actually a sign of good parenting
Can a messy room and bad manners actually be a good thing?
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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"Imagine being asked to speak Spanish if you don't speak it" - here are five phrases to avoid if your kid is mid-meltdown, according to a psychotherapist
Dealing with a meltdown should be a little easier with this advice
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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Telling your kids white lies to spare their feelings could backfire, according to science
Your heart may be in the right place as you tell a little white lie to your child, but experts warn it could have unintended consequences
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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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.
By Ellie Hutchings Published
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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
By Daniella Gray Published
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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.
By Ellie Hutchings Last updated
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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
By Daniella Gray Published
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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
By Selina Maycock Published
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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.
By Lucy Wigley Published