Develop your child’s curiosity
Part of the magic of childhood is the ability to get lost in the worlds of imagination and discovery. What’s more, says Emma Cook, nurturing our children’s curiosity will strengthen our bond and help them grow
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Part of the magic of childhood is the ability to get lost in the worlds of imagination and discovery. What’s more, says Emma Cook, nurturing our children’s curiosity will strengthen our bond and help them grow
We like to think that having children will bring us joy and a sense of wellbeing, but a growing body of research suggests that isn’t so. So when it comes to parenting, where have we gone wrong? Emily L Baker looks at the evidence
When your children grow up and move out, you can lose your sense of identity. Don’t let yourself go, says Anna Moore
Louise Chunn believes that parents do f*** up the next generation, but not in the way we used to think
BP chief Tony Hayward’s failure to take responsibility has earned him most-hated status
Casual flings and Fitfinder websites — the single person’s future looks bleak
Four ways to share someone’s joy — without feeling jealous
It’s not money, or even the in-laws. Kate Burt reveals the surprising issue that’s most likely to cause divorce among working couples, and asks if it’s time women learned to share
Give your children the tools to manage their own emotions, says clinical psychologist Dr Stephen Briers, and you’ll prime them to become confident, well-adjusted adults
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