The mum-and-dad dynamic can be very intense.

But with that in mind, here’s some advice from our mum-in-law, who is a highly respected expert in the field.1.

Get married and be proud of itWhen you’re married, there’s nothing more important to you than your relationship with your partner, and the idea of your marriage ending prematurely is never going to be the best thing that ever happened to you.

It’s only going to cause you more grief.2.

Find a good homeYou don’t have to be a star to make your own home a comfortable, supportive place for you and your partner.

If you’re a housewife, then you’ve probably got a home-cooked meal or two at home and are comfortable enough to live in.3.

Learn to love your childWhen you think about your relationship, your kids and your mum, you have to love yourself.

This means being open and honest with yourself about your feelings and needs.

If your mum doesn’t think you love her, then don’t tell her.4.

Be honest and open about your marriageWhen you get married, it’s your responsibility to tell your family, friends and other close family members what’s going on.

If anyone thinks you’re being dishonest or trying to get them to fall in line with your marriage, you should know that’s absolutely not the case.5.

Don’t get emotional if your relationship endsThe final nail in the coffin is when your relationship is over.

As soon as you leave, you shouldn’t feel anything.

If someone comes to visit you, don’t be upset if they find you’re gone, because they’ve probably been waiting a long time for this moment.6.

Have fun and celebrateThe good news is that you don’t need to go through all of the emotional rollercoaster that comes with a happy and successful marriage.

And you don, in fact, have the right to have fun and enjoy your marriage.7.

Be supportive of your partner’s choicesYou can be supportive and even happy when you think your partner is making the right choices, because your support is a sign that you’re not trying to take over.

But if you think that your partner might be overreacting, you need to listen to them and understand what their position is.8.

Learn how to make decisions for yourselfIt’s important to understand the reasons your partner and you have chosen to have a relationship.

For example, you may be thinking that your family is happy and your career is strong.

Your partner might think your family’s financial situation is good.

You may be wondering what you can do about your partner being sick.

If so, learn how to understand your partner better.9.

Be ready to support your partnerIf you’re unhappy with your relationship and your relationship has ended, then it’s important that you be ready to step back and say, ‘I love you and I’m sorry’.

If you do that, then your relationship will likely be a lot easier and your child won’t have been hurt or left out in the cold.10.

Learn more about your familyIf you want to understand how your family has been affected by the marriage and the issues that surround it, we’ve got you covered.