Unzela Khan is a Parents Editor at HuffPost UK with a background in TV presenting. Her focus on race, diversity, and parenting issues is reflected in her articles across various platforms, including Yahoo News UK and TRM&C Ltd. Unzela's work addresses important topics such as gender stereotyping, autism awareness, mental health, and the challenges faced by parents in the UK.
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Children generally want to imitate their parents, especially when such a huge emphasis is placed on the month of Ramadan.
Erm, what?
Parents often tend to want to "fix" their child's issues, which means they may miss the important first step of recognising their child's feelings.
Reading a book to your child before bed isn't just to make them sleepy...
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"I also asked him not to bring his fiancée around our house."
"My sister and her husband and her husband's dad came over this afternoon and they've changed the locks."
I think someone's cutting onions.
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The former president's disingenuous spin on his hush money trial whipped up anger on the right, including from his other sons Don Jr and Eric.
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