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Blending families can be a challenge, but Motherly’s got you covered. Find community and support from other mamas who’ve been there.
Remember during this stressful time, that you are not alone.
Living as a blended family can be beautiful, but it can also be a difficult journey.
Change is hard, even for adults. Now imagine being a child, and having your entire world turned upside down—here's how you can help.
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David and Dylan made choices to cooperate instead of competing. To see each other not as the enemy, but as allies fighting for Willow's happiness. And those choices eventually made them friends and then family.
"We go on holidays together. We celebrate all the important milestones together," Kerr says of Perry. "I love her."
The actress also opened up about never knowing her father, Bill Hudson.
1. Talk, don't text.
We have to accept that we're going to have differences—and learn how to create agreement.
It's all about communication, mama.
Here's how it works.
Fathers are no longer just considered "babysitters" but active, equal partners in their child's life.
The power couple is making one big family with lots of love.
Half, step or whole siblings it doesn't matter. The love is full no matter what.
Five people who can offer wisdom. Five people who know their dreams and struggles.
Other people have opinions, but it's your life.
"I don't know that there is any right way, necessarily," Bilson says. "She has that love that is unconditional so I think we're doing okay."
For this family, the best gift isn’t under the tree this year.
Nothing makes you bond with your mother-in-law like love for a new baby.
