Should you be friends with your kids?
A close relationship with your child is one thing, but boundaries are key. Here’s how to strike a balance between enjoying your kids and parenting them.
The reality of being a carer: ‘You end up in an alternate universe’
Being a carer can be hugely challenging and life-altering. National Carers Week is a time to recognise and celebrate the selflessness, commitment and resilience involved.
Is kissing your pet OK? Here’s what you’ll want to know
Love to shower your pet with kisses or let them lick your face? We delve into the risks of getting up close and personal with your four-legged friend.
How to stay connected to friends when they quit drinking
When a mate decides to give up alcohol, your relationship dynamic may shift. Here’s how to support a newly sober friend.
Dump month: Can your relationship make it through December?
‘Tis the season to be … dumped. December may be a time for joy and goodwill – but it’s also the most popular time for couples to break up. Here’s…
How to keep the spark alive when trying for a baby
Trying to conceive can be a stressful journey for any couple. Here’s how to keep the spark in your relationship alive to help you stay connected.
How to tell it’s time for your child to move schools
Should you take your child’s complaints about school seriously? Here are the red flags that can help you decide whether they should stay or move.
Why more women file for divorce than men
When the end of a mixed-gender marriage isn’t a mutual decision, in the vast majority of cases, it’s women who decide to leave. Here’s why.
6 easy ways to spring-clean your sex life
Bedroom romance get a little dormant over winter? The season of new beginnings has sprung, now is the perfect time to spring-clean your sex life. Here’s how.
How ‘democratic parenting’ may bring harmony to your home
Gone are the days of authoritarian child-rearing. More parents are adopting a democratic parenting style: a more gentle approach where everyone has a say.