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Top 8 New Year's Resolutions to Make if You Have Anxiety

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Rituals are crucial for creating a feeling of belonging and security in a family. Make a plan to have a device-free day -- or portion of the day -- every week. Pick your cause together and figure out a way to support it. Doing good for others is always a good idea and volunteering with your kids.

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