Your family probably looks different than the perfect picture you’ve always had in mind. Learn how to cope as we talk to a mom who doesn’t know why her child is having fits of rage, the father of a special-needs boy, and a wife struggling to connect with her husband now that they have kids.

• Our 6-yo son has outbursts of rage & we’re not sure what to do
• My son has special needs & I resent that life looks different than I planned
• My husband makes sexual jokes around our young kids & I don’t like it
• Lyrics of the Day: "When You Were Young" - The Killers

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