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We learned the management of diabetes is an art form. Her little fingers became paint brushes of red expressing her glucose levels.
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As a clinical psychologist, I see a lot of kids (and adults for that matter) get “stuck” on thoughts. This exercise can help release them.
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For every negative interaction during conflict, a stable and happy marriage has five (or more) positive interactions.
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The stigma around addiction has enormous consequences, not just for our health care system, but how our entire culture views addictive behavior.
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My husband's vasectomy was a relatively straightforward process, but there were still some things we hadn’t expected.
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by Shelley Brown
What does it matter that my nightly glass of wine was turning into two or three, or two light beers were becoming five? It matters quite a bit, actually.
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A recent episode of the ABC sitcom "Black-ish" focused on postpartum depression and mental health. This is incredible progress.
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When you first move to the country, after living in the city your whole life, you stick out like a perfectly manicured thumb.
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I’ll admit, as a dentist’s daughter and a lover of candy, I’m a little Jekyll and Hyde over the matter.
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Media and tech are and will continue to be huge in their lives. Start now to create a balanced approach that keeps everyone healthy.
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by Brian Rosenworcel
I thought maybe we if we all contacted Spirit Halloween, they’d take this costume off their shelves next year:
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by ParentCo.
I suppose faith has come easier to me these days. Spending time around children does that to you, I think. But courage? No way.
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by Alyssa Colton
With their squeaky-clean credit histories, our children’s data are the crown jewels to identity thieves.
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by Joanna Evans
Your child is protected and receiving counseling. You are left with a big, old vacuum. What about me?
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by Whitney Stewart
This practice gives kids strategies for developing self-awareness, improving mental focus, handling emotions, and increasing kindness and empathy.
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by Sarah Bregel
As a mother who sometimes screams, who is unsure of herself, I’m still practicing how to accept my own imperfections. My own failings.
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Researchers have identified one key personality trait can mean the difference between bouncing back from bullying and being incapacitated by it.
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While everyone has a cold treatment they swear by, scientific research has its own favorites. Here are a few therapies the data does (and doesn’t) support.
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Lessons about crossing dark streets, waiting for others to catch up, and sharing goodies emerge from this strange and spooky holiday.
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It’s what we do as a society when we or our children get sick that highlights a lack of flexibility in our lives.
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Scientists have now found a fascinating link between the amount of time children spend outside and their eyesight.
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In all honesty, I don’t think it was my age that ruined it for me. I think some people just aren’t cut out for the scary stuff.
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Based on a sample of more than 1,400 parents from all over the US, Common Sense Media's survey paints a complex portrait of increasingly mobile families.
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