We may not be perfect parents, but we sure can change. Healing our own wounds is the first step to not passing them on.

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House Bill 186 would require social media platforms to verify users' ages using a commercial service and block minors from ...

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Daniella, a 37-year-old mother of two, had butterflies in her belly when her husband was granted the American visa six years ...

With his second album freshly out in the world, singer/songwriter Andrew Cushin has grown up and is choosing love, he tells ...

Turns Out That Goldfish "No Artificial Flavors or Preservatives" Claim Was a Red Herring, New York Federal Court Says - A federal ...

Changing your surroundings—not gritting your teeth—may be our in-born, smartest path to reaching goals. Perhaps adults have ...

This tendency to pathologize temperament can have lasting effects. Children may internalize the idea that something is wrong ...