Willingness|Raising children: Establishing house rules

Raising children: Establishing house rules

Just like societies, companies, and schools have rules, or codes of conduct, a house needs its own rules too. The primary aim of having house rules is to support our children in learning the boundaries within which they need to

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Willingness|Five ways to Mediate Family Conflict

Five ways to Mediate Family Conflict

First of all, what is conflict? Conflict is when two or more individuals disagree or have a  difference in their way of thinking. In any relationship, there will always be some sort of  conflict. What one needs to learn is

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Willingness|Raising Children: Honesty is the best policy

Raising Children: Honesty is the best policy

Honesty is the best policy is a well-known proverb that people use. Despite this, there  are times when one omits the truth or lies about something. The rationale for this might  vary from safeguarding the other individual involved to safeguarding

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Willingness|Should we stay together for the sake of children?

Should we stay together for the sake of children?

One aspect preventing parents from taking action or addressing conflict is the presence  of their children. There would be an added worry about how a drastic decision might  affect the children (which differs from if the parents were childless). 

The

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Willingness|5 ways to be a compassionate parent

5 ways to be a compassionate parent

Compassion is a central aspect of the human condition. It refers to the ability to be present to our suffering and that of others without ignoring it, minimising it, judging it, or running away from it, and responding with a

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Willingness|The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

Co-parenting is the more or less equal sharing of parenting responsibilities by guardians after divorce. It is always a challenge for ex-partners with kids to continue being present in their child’s life while avoiding the conflicts and complications as much

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Willingness|The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

Co-parenting is the more or less equal sharing of parenting responsibilities by guardians after divorce. It is always a challenge for ex-partners with kids to continue being present in their child’s life while avoiding the conflicts and complications as much

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