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How do the happiest people on earth avoid meltdowns with their
As time folds in on itself during the long summer days in Scandinavia, a quiet migration occurs: Danes leave the hectic cities for rural bliss by the sea. Tourists replace them in the likes of Copenha
Thousands of children are struggling with anger issues according to a recent report from Childline, who have seen an increase in calls in the past year from youngsters looking for support. Closer investigates…
“Children quite naturally live in the moment, but as adults w can become preoccupied with future worries and past regrets,” Dr Meg Arroll, psychologist and author of Tiny Traumas (Thorsons, £16.99) sa
Scrolling through Instagram after a day of working from home, I can’t help but feel a huge sense of mum guilt as I’m faced with photos of my children’s friends doing fun activities like sailing, go-ka
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