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How to co-parent: 9 legal-expert led tips that could help (even if you don't get on)
It's hard to get used to the post-divorce dynamic, but don't let it impact your parenting approach
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It takes more than 'things in common' for your marriage to survive, say scientists who identify the one sign to predict marital bliss
If you want your marriage to last, research suggests the process of 'neural synchronisation' is important - we share what you need to know about it.
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4 toxic traits that will ‘ruin’ your relationship, and how to avoid them
Four toxic traits have been identified to potentially ruin your relationship. Our expert shares what they are, and how to avoid them.
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Feel insecure in your relationship? Check if you recognise these 6 'healthy habits'
If you're feeling insecure in your relationship, take a look at these six healthy habits that those in a secure partnership practice - introducing them could make a difference.
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Men stress women out more than kids, says new study - relationship expert and parents share their thoughts
Women everywhere are unlikely to be surprised that a new study found men to be more stressful to women than their children - here's what an expert and some parents think
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Psychologist shares 6 signs you've found your soulmate (but our experts say there’s a problem for parents)
Have you met your soulmate? Find out what psychology has to say
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How to explain the mental load to your partner - We ask three experts and define six tips to try today (#4 might be your game changer)
Knowing how to explain the mental load can be tricky, and ironically it is another thing to add to your to-do list...
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Are you in a codependent relationship? Expert shares 10 signs you are, why it's not a great thing and what to do about it
Have you ever wondered if your relationship could be codependent? An expert shares 10 sure signs it is, and how to manage codependence if they sound familiar.
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Why do people 'ghost' each other? Everything you thought you knew about this social practice is wrong, according to new research
Most people think they know why others engage in 'ghosting,' but surprising new research shows entirely different motivation for the behaviour, that stands contrary to popular opinion.
