Dear Abby: I play in your house, you can’t play in mine Mean girl enjoys the hospitality of her neighbor but routinely insults the family’s child and won’t let her come over.

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When they come to play at our house, the mean girl comes too. She’s never mean to my daughter when I’m around, but I don’t think it’s right to let her enjoy our pool and games when she won ...

If you feel comfortable, a direct but respectful conversation might help -- but don’t count on it. Some parents need more growing up than their children. At the age of 6, your son needs you as ...

DEAR ABBY: I am a 47-year-old woman who passes for early 30s. I understand that most women would pay money to look 15 years younger than their age, but people often make and voice assumptions ...

DEAR ABBY: I host holiday meals for my out-of-town family. During the last one, my cousin’s 5-year-old son ran up and down the upstairs hallway pretty much nonstop the entire time.