By Laura Leavitt

Being in charge of everything in household life can leave a woman feeling burnt out, even with a partner around.
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By Laura Leavitt

Being in charge of everything in household life can leave a woman feeling burnt out, even with a partner around.
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By Laura Leavitt

It's important that your connection with your partner doesn't get overwhelmed by your duties as a parent.
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By Laura Leavitt

By Nancy Da SilvaHow many times have you heard this: “You can’t make me!” If your child hasn’t reached the verbal stage yet, a shrieking, glowering tantrum certainly gets the same message across. You want them to do something, and your child doesn’t want to do it. There’s also your child
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By Laura Leavitt

Mom and Dad often approach both marriage and parenting differently; learning to speak each other's parenting language may seriously help.
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By Laura Leavitt

An excerpt from: Hidden Messages: What Our Words and Actions are Really Telling Our Children By Elizabeth Pantley It’s a curious affliction: the tendency to talk about one’s children in the most brutally honest and hurtful ways without realizing that the cherished subjects of the offensive comments
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By Laura Leavitt

Finding a way to co-parent peacefully, even when your ex doesn't want to do so, can be very helpful to your children.
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By Laura Leavitt

While it can feel impossible, making a way to have date night through a little creativity and priorities can be wonderful for your relationship.
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By Laura Leavitt

While it can feel impossible, making a way to have date night through a little creativity and priorities can be wonderful for your relationship.
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By Laura Leavitt

While it can feel impossible, making a way to have date night through a little creativity and priorities can be wonderful for your relationship.
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