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How to talk to your kids about sex - and how not to, according to a sex coach

Honest, open conversations about sex help children grow into sexually healthy adults.

Demi Moore says she holds back on offering her daughter parenting advice

'Sometimes they need to find their own way, even if I’m right, and often I am.'

Death of the family dinner? Kiwi families turning to screens at meal times

Screen time rises during meals.

Can you blame your child's fussy eating on their genes?

A new study makes some surprising revelations about your child's likes and dislikes.

Shot putter Tom Walsh announces baby joy

The champ reveals he and his wife Dana are expecting.

Has Kate Middleton gone back to work?

The appearance is considered a 'major step back' to normality for the Princess of Wales.

Midlife marriage tune-up: Six questions for couples who aren’t feeling it

New York Times: Middle age can be an inflection point in relationships, experts say.

Demi Moore gives Bruce Willis health update

Willis was diagnosed with aphasia and later frontotemporal dementia.

We’re scared our screen-addicted teen is a pathological liar

How do you handle a teen who's glued to games and hates school?

Mariah Carey opens up about double family loss

The star's mother and sister died on the same day last month.

How I took care of my partner with dementia and saved myself

People told me to put my husband into a home. Here’s why I didn’t.

Donald Trump's niece has written another book. He's not going to like it

Mary Trump offers vivid new details about her family's deep dysfunction.

Ask an expert: Our granddaughter’s boyfriend is too old – what can we do?

New York Times: Is it okay to get involved with the relationships of grandchildren?

Opinion: A son's story - Watching my former rugby-playing father fight disease

OPINION: The pain of growing up with a sick parent, and tackling the disease as an adult.

Opinion: Can you blend movement and motherhood?

If a fitness routine isn’t flexible, it can be another task on an endless to-do list.

My son won’t go to school, take his medication or see a professional. What do I do?

Addressing teen’s mental health requires building trust and finding alternative solutions.