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Moms With Young Kids Are the Angriest Americans

by Amy Hatch, Posted Dec 8th 2009 8:00AM

A new study says moms are mad, and they express their anger by yelling. Credit, Paolo Tarantini, Flickr
Feeling enraged, moms? A new survey says that mothers with young kids are some of the angriest Americans. The University of Toronto ...
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DailyDish - Don't take it personally

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Sep 25th 2008 6:00AM

Want to save your marriage despite having kids? Remember this. ...
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For some kids, winning is everything

by Sandy Maple, Posted Aug 17th 2008 11:00AM

Around here, nothing ruins Friday game night quicker than a bad deal on Uno. As my seven-year-old draws card after card, not getting what she needs to play, her chin starts to quiver and her eyes fill with tears. "It's not fair!" she howls as she ...
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Crayon fight leads to felony charges

by Sandy Maple, Posted Apr 25th 2008 3:29PM

A second-grader at the Royal Palm Exceptional School in Fort Myers, Florida has been charged with aggravated battery after a violent outburst in the classroom. It all started with a disagreement over crayons and ended with 8-year-old Deshawn Williams ...
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Couples who fight live longer

by Sandy Maple, Posted Feb 1st 2008 4:01PM

My husband and I are both pretty adept in the art of conflict avoidance. Neither of us likes to fight and we rarely engage in a good knock-down, drag-out. Not that we get along perfectly all the time, but sometimes it just seems easier to leave it be ...
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Are you suffering from caregiver syndrome?

by Sandy Maple, Posted Aug 15th 2007 2:32PM

If you aren't already caring for a family member who is aging or ill, there is a good chance that at some point you will be. According to the American Academy of Geriatric Psychiatrists, one out of every four American families is currently caring for ...
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The anger of divorce doesn't end with the decree signing

by Heather Craven, Posted Nov 27th 2006 4:30PM

Last night I received a call from a friend of mine whose divorce recently became finalized. Theirs was a vicious parting, requiring multiple lawyers and many trips to court. Apparently my friend thought all would be good once the papers were signed. ...
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Grieving, applying the stages

by Heather Craven, Posted Jul 10th 2006 11:00AM

Long ago, in one of my family development classes, we studied the stages of grieving: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. I could recall watching my grandmother die from cancer when I was 13 and I remembered watching my family ...
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