by Lauren MacFadden | Oct 30, 2026 | Love and Relationship Help
Helping children adjust to two homes often begins with small practical questions: where a favorite blanket goes, who updates the calendar and whether it is okay to miss the parent they have just left. Aim for belonging and dependable care rather than identical...
by Lauren MacFadden | Oct 30, 2026 | Love and Relationship Help
A useful co-parenting message lets the other parent find the information they need: the child-related topic, relevant facts, a clear request and any genuine deadline. Brief means removing unrelated argument, while keeping enough detail for care and decisions. Follow...
by Lauren MacFadden | Nov 28, 2024 | Love and Relationship Help
Can you manifest love? If you mean making a particular person fall in love with you, or guaranteeing that a partner will arrive, an intention cannot do that. If you mean clarifying your hopes and choosing how to approach dating, reflection can give you something...
by Lauren MacFadden | Jan 26, 2022 | Love and Relationship Help
When someone you love seems unhappy, you may want to fix the feeling quickly. Care can be valuable, but you cannot choose another person’s emotions or guarantee that an activity, compliment or conversation will lift their mood. Your responsibility is to treat your...
by Lauren MacFadden | Aug 13, 2021 | Love and Relationship Help
When a partner says something has triggered them, begin with what they tell you and what support they want. The word alone cannot explain the situation or establish a diagnosis. You can respond with care while keeping room for your own feelings, limits and safety....
by Lauren MacFadden | Jul 20, 2021 | Love and Relationship Help
Feeling neglected by a partner may mean missing conversation, practical support, affection or a reliable place in each other’s plans. Your partner may be under pressure, and you may still need something to change. Both realities can deserve attention. Begin by...
