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Having kids can make your partnership stronger than ever – but it can also test your bond as never before. Plus, becoming a family brings new relationships into being: between you and your children, siblings, your kids and their grandparents. Follow Supernanny’s advice and stay close and connected to all the people in your life…

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Alcoholic parents: If you drink too much it could be putting huge pressure on your child as well as affecting your parenting skills and your health…; Supernanny Team 19 February 2009
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Taking one day at a time...: Antoinette Lewis tells us how Supernanny Jo Frost helped her deal with losing her husband…; Supernanny Team 21 November 2008
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Still a parenting team: Supernanny mom Sara Manley tells us how she’s rediscovered herself in the wake of becoming a single parent…; Supernanny Team 19 November 2008
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Deaf parents, hearing children: Communication can be a big issue for deaf parents with hearing children…; Supernanny Team 12 October 2008
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New baby boredom: Toddlers often aren’t the least bit interested if you tell them a baby brother or sister is on the way, but Supernanny expert Dr Martha Erickson says you shouldn’t take it personally…; Dr Martha Erickson (Supernanny Expert) 22 August 2008
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Are you a bossy mom?: A new study suggests that controlling your child too much could mean he misses out on what he wants to do…; Supernanny Team 09 August 2008
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Standing up to your child: Parents who don’t want to be the ‘bad guy’ may just let their kids walk all over them, says Dr Martha Erickson…; Dr Martha Erickson (Supernanny Expert) 09 August 2008
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Non-biological families work well: If your child was born after donor insemination or surrogacy, rest assured that it isn’t likely to affect your love and respect for each other as he grows…; Supernanny Team 09 July 2008
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