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When you have a baby, your friendships change in unexpected ways. Here’s how to enjoy your new ‘mummy mates’ and still keep your old ‘pre-kid’ friends.
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A Kentucky dad faced criticism after sharing a video of his quintuplets being walked on leashes, a method he and his wife chose for safety during outings. While some supported the decision, others suggested alternative parenting approaches. The couple remained focused on their children's well-being, prioritizing safety above all.
It's often said that it takes a village to raise a child. Children require constant attention, feeding, and cleaning. Behind every happy child is a network of caregivers who work tirelessly around the clock. This responsibility becomes even more exhausting when one has to handle everything alone.
A 19-year-old refused to sacrifice his future to care for his two disabled siblings, causing conflict with his parents who expected him to take on this role. Despite his parents' efforts to hinder his education and future plans, he moved out and pursued university, ultimately deciding not to be their long-term carer. The online community supported his decision, recognizing his right to live his own life.
There is a number of parenting styles developed by modern world. Let's discuss some of the most popular ones and begin with Attachment parenting.
It's your firstborn and you don't know what to do? Here are some tips for you!
Macmillan psychologist Dr Jonnie Raynes explains how to maintain your relationship if serious illness keeps you apart
