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...stress, but be used as an opportunity to engage with your child and promote practical problem solving skills while keeping abreast of potential pitfalls!

...stress of having to clean up after them. 10. they both bang/ paw the door to get out freedom!

...stress at this financially worrying time.

...stress-control, digestion and immunity. it also supports the main liver enzymes that break down alcohol. if you drink a lot, or are stressed, keep coming down with colds or have many white spots on...

...stress. bullying is a top cause of mental health issues among students in irish schools, and 81% of parents fear their child will be bullied in school; however, 67% of mums say their child’s...

...stress because of the costs at back-to-school time. what’s worrying is that there’s potential for this situation to be even worse next year. 61% of mums have experienced financial...

...stress, illness, and infection (staph aureus bacteria). teething can also cause eczema flare ups – worth mentioning, considering my audience. eczema cannot be cured but it can be managed...

...stressed-out by the financial demands of their role. according to the latest statistics released by the irish association of counselling and psychotherapy (iacp), a third of irish parents are stressed...

...stress not only does stress give you headaches and worry-lines, but it also speeds up your body processes – including those of your digestive system, causing you to experience gas. when the...

...stress of having someone over to play is just too much to take...

...stress - all of which can lead to weight gain." findings indicate that men tend to gain between three and five lbs following the birth of a child while living arrangements play a further role in...

...stress for young people, the family must be a safe haven where they feel loved, valued and respected. without this, children often turn to internalisation (anxiety or depression), externalisation...

...stress of the moment, all i could think was that he'd bumped his head as he landed. we later realised, to our relief, that that wasn't the case. “ realising that something was wrong...

...stress, i was losing my hair and i couldn’t express my own opinions without feeling scared. i was living in a nightmare and i didn’t know how to get out.”

...stressing yourself over trying to keep your house clean and spotless. for the first few weeks or even months, every room will be a little untidy - and the sooner you accept it the better for your...

...stress, problems concentrating and social avoidance. in order to manage these symptoms we start to put in place coping mechanisms; so for example, we only allow our child to wear long-sleeved...

...stressed constant information and social media can cause us to feel frustrated, irritable and less able to sleep. all these factors can affect your stress levels which in turn affect how you cope and...

...stress, and sure you’d want them to do the same for you. 8. to sort out your issues every relationship has its own issues, but rather than pushing them under the carpet, promise yourself that...

...stress is one of the most common but damaging aspects of daily life that can affect a person’s mental health. and not being able to remember things or becoming confused due to lack of sleep, can...

...stressed, your adrenal glands release cortisol which can make you crave high-fat foods; thus, it follows that those late-night takeaway cravings could be down to too much stress. 4. sweets craving...