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Kind Strangers Unite To Track Down Discontinued Toy For Disabled Teen

“Ladybug is her whole life, it goes on holiday with her, to hospital, she has one at school."
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30 Too-Real Tweets About Having A Sister

"Found my missing cardigan when my sister posted a FB pic of her wearing it."
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The Forgotten Ones: What It’s Like To Lose Your Brother To A Brutal Knife Attack

Journalist Charlotte Brindley’s brother was killed in an unprovoked stabbing. She talks to other siblings bereaved by knife crime about the impact on their lives.
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35 Questions You Never Thought To Ask Your Sibling But Should

Wish you were closer to your brother or sister? Deepen your bond with these questions.
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We Adopted So-Called 'Hard To Place' Children. They're Not Hard To Love

Some children are left waiting much longer to be adopted than others – three families share their stories.
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Driving Home for Coronavirus: The Families Reunited In Lockdown

Four families talk to HuffPost about the unexpected joys and challenges of reconvening in quarantine – and why they've done it.
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The Secret To Raising Kids Who Actually Get Along

Researchers at Northeastern University may have finally cracked the code.
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'My Daughter Wanted To Catch Her Brother When I Gave Birth – So We Practised'

"She said she expected him to be slimy, but he was 'lovely and soft'."
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'My 4-Year-Old Was The Best Birthing Partner I Could Have Had'

"I’d already had one hospital birth and one home birth – I knew I wanted a free birth this time."
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The Radfords, Britain's Biggest Family, Are Expecting Their 22nd Child

Sue and Noel Radford, stars of the show 19 Kids And Counting, revealed they're expecting again on their YouTube channel.
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