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Through hours upon hours of therapy and journaling, I realized that the stress around saying goodbye stemmed from my own childhood.
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I could be happy now. If I never lose another pound I can still choose to live the life I want to live.
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All I want to do when the holidays are over and January spreads out, flat and unchanging, is to call in the old standbys.
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Doesn’t everyone know what that feels like, some personal version of Annie and the birthday non-invitation heard round the world?
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I couldn’t explain how afraid I was of new people and this new place. The fact was, I didn’t know how to make friends and I was terrified.
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Here are the most common symptoms of perimenopause and menopause you can expect:
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Instead of doing all of these things in an attempt to satiate ourselves, we just have one thing to do, that’s to show up.
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Now that I'm a mother in my late 30s, it seems my own mortality and the ridiculously-accelerated passage of time is shoved in my face every five seconds.
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Once we began to understand the triggers that arise from our own childhood and how our kids push our “buttons,” we can respond appropriately.
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Where is the balance between protection and paranoia, between caution and completely shutting down?
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There's no physical need for the variance in young kids' underwear sizes. Might there be a benefit to styling all kids' underwear the same way?
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Good luck, friends! It’s time to ring in 2018 like we didn’t just spend 12 months wading through a stinking pile of poop.
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by Courtney Christine
I had to learn that sometimes the best thing you can do for the people you love is break all the rules.
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According to the results of this longitudinal study, maintaining a family mealtime is important for your child’s long term well-being.
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Research suggests that financial stress is one of the worst carryovers into the new year, largely because financial stress is one that snowballs.
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by Wendy Kennar
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by Jacque Gorelick
Over the years my mother and I have fallen apart and come back together plenty, but this time was different. I could feel it.
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The question of whether introverts can really become extroverts is up for debate. Famous psychologists have argued that personality is immutable.
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by Sandi Schwartz
The reluctance of teens holding part-time or summer jobs is now a national trend that has caused a fair amount of concern from experts in the marketplace.
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by Katie Bingham-Smith
After doing some research a few months ago, my teenage son decided to give up sugar. We're both noticing a big difference.
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by ParentCo.
When we think of growth, we often think of the most difficult challenge we have recently overcome. Sometimes, the challenge comes from the family (children, spouse, parents) sometimes the challenge comes from work and sometimes it comes from our inner conflicts. For me, the challenge is my own mindset.
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As I stand there looking down at four plus years of my hard work scattered among Lego pieces, stuffed animals and dirty underwear, I feel surprisingly calm.
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This is the year I learned that elevating one specific holiday to the single most anticipated family event has its down side.
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If you’re finding yourself lagging mid-morning or mid-afternoon, here are a few tips to help you master the power nap.
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