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Rhiannon Goulding2025-02-03T14:53:00
The teenage years can be difficult for everyone. Rhiannon Goulding says it is how you behave that will impact and teach your children the most
I could be quite an angry teenager. Life’s complicated when you’re growing up. For a while, when I was having a tough time at school, my mum drove a twelve-mile round trip every day just to have lunch with me. One day she suggested that we bought lunch (my favourite, a chicken slice) from the supermarket.
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