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Need to nail this classic dessert? Follow these tips when the stakes are high.

Guy Williams on ADHD: 'There are things about me that are not normal, and that’s a good thing'

Embracing his differences has always paid off.

Can mindful gifting for children help their learning and growth?

Nurture your child's development while fostering joy and curiosity long after Christmas.

Exercise and sleep: Finding the right balance for better rest

New York Times: A good fitness routine can help you combat insomnia and sleep soundly.

Paul Henry's daughter on traumatic twin birth and parenting journey

The 5-month-old twins have cast their magical power over their grandparents.

'Crazy' Buckingham Palace maid arrested after Christmas party turns violent

'I’ve never seen one person get that crazy during a night out.'

Hot Wheels toy car sales are on fire, powered by adult collectors and nostalgia

Adult collectors drive about an estimated third of global revenue.

I thought my brain fog was dementia until I discovered it was a vitamin deficiency

Telegraph: Could persistent fatigue and brain fog be signs of a B12 deficiency?

All Black's legacy lives on at Romney Lane Homestead

Celebrated all Black Sam Strahan called this farm home for much of his life.

What’s Christmas like with the Luxons?

The PM and his wife share how they’ll make merry.

Saving the planet through art

Vital Impacts photographic print sale raises money for nature and the environment

Should you tell your partner you don’t actually like the sex you’re having?

'Everyone deserves sex they can get excited about.' Tips for honest conversations.

'One in a billion': A Christmas miracle in New Zealand’s puzzle community

It's a tale of two puzzles. One had an extra piece. The other had a missing piece.

What is popcorn brain and how does it relate to ADHD?

If your thoughts jump around like popcorn in the microwave, this may be the reason.

Is cancer genetic? Separating facts from fiction

Telegraph: Around 5 to 10% of cancers are caused by faulty genes.

'Hot mess': Aussie reporter reflects on infamous TV interview with Sarah Ferguson

The 2011 interview abruptly ended when the duchess stormed off-set.