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Sex and relationships when you are a parent

Parenting can put pressure on your relationship. Here are some ideas to help maintain your relationship and sex life after the birth of your child.

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Parenting

Becoming a parent can be one of the most wonderful but challenging experiences in life. It can sometimes put a strain on relationships, regardless of what they were like before.

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Feelings, relationships and pregnancy

As well as physical, financial and social changes, you can also experience unexpected emotional changes during and after pregnancy and birth.

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Toddler tips

As ‘no’ becomes your toddler’s favourite word, read some tips to deal with common problems such as temper tantrums, fussy eating and bedwetting.

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Imaginary friends

Young children with active imaginations may have an imaginary friend. Learn about how imaginary friends can help your child develop social skills.

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How children make friends

Its important for children to make friends, but making and keeping friends isn't always easy. Learn about how you can help your child make friends.

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Helping your child through divorce

Most children, with the right support, will manage during a divorce or separation. Here are some tips to help your child through this challenging time.

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Depression and pregnancy

Pregnancy can have its ups and downs, but lingering feelings of helplessness, isolation or negative thoughts may be a sign of antenatal depression.

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