So much advice about parental alienation is naive, worthless, or just plain wrong. Don't believe these common myths!

How do you deal with a spying or lying stepkid when their actions cross the line from "kids will be kids" into toxic behavior?

How should you approach stepparenting when your stepkid comes from childhood abuse or trauma?

For stepparents who bring their own kids (or ours babies) into a blended family, what’s the best way to protect them from high conflict and other drama?

What do I do when my stepdaughter hates me, even after YEARS together? I keep trying, stepparents. Because this stepmom gig is the long con, and I am determined to rise above.

After years of parental alienation, today my stepdaughter is cheerful and chatty, the total opposite of the sullen, monosyllabic presence I’d come to associate with her visitation time.