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3 common phrases used at mealtimes that are damaging to kids, according to an expert
Getting kids to eat their meals is a challenge a lot of parents will identify with. But an expert shares what shouldn't be said in a bid to get them to eat more, or different foods.
By Lucy Wigley Published
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What is ‘gray divorcing’ and why are couples doing it?
There's been a rise in the practice of 'gray divorcing,' and we take a look at exactly what this is, and why couples are making the decision to do it.
By Lucy Wigley Published
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5 surprising ways rushing your kids out the door can be damaging, according to experts
Are you always rushing your kids out the door? Life is a constantly hectic schedule and although you need to be places on time, it can actually be damaging to kids.
By Lucy Wigley Published
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Kate Middleton keeps Diana’s memory alive for Prince George, Charlotte and Louis in these 7 adorable ways
A royal expert reveals the seven subtle yet wonderful ways Kate Middleton keeps the memory of Princess Diana alive for the Wales children.
By Lucy Wigley Published
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‘I don’t want to clip my wings again’ - first time grandmother fears being tied down by grandchild
A woman told she's about to become a grandmother divided the internet by saying she didn't want to be tied down to childcare having already done it once - does she have a point?
By Lucy Wigley Published
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What parents need to know about the Oropouche ‘sloth virus’ - we spoke to a Doctor
Parents hearing about the Oropouche or 'sloth virus' for the first time, might naturally be concerned. We spoke to a Doctor to find out how it might affect children.
By Lucy Wigley Published
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Prince William and Kate Middleton have incredible ‘secret weapon’ when it comes to parenting - the details are fascinating
Alongside their well-known parenting tactics, Prince William and Kate Middleton enlist an extra 'secret weapon' to help with parenting and keeping their children away from harm.
By Lucy Wigley Published
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10 ways Millennial parents are ‘breaking the cycle’ - and teaching kids life lessons they were never taught
Being a 'cycle-breaker' is vital for parents who want their kids to learn life lessons they were never taught
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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Results Day 2024: what's next for A-levels under the Labour government?
The current government intends to keep A-levels while also continuing to support and expand T Levels
By Tanith Carey Last updated