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Congratulations on the new beautiful, healthy baby! And now that you have the baby home and you're settling into a routine, you sort of want to spend some time with friends... maybe out of the house. How soon after having a baby can you go out with your friends and not feel guilty. Tara Kennedy-Kline discusses. Watch it on YourTango: http://www.yourtango.com/love-parenting-get-social-life-back-after-having-baby-family-confidence-video

A lot of women have confidence issues. We're presented with so many choices that we feel like we need to nail and it often causes anxiety. Lisa Kaplin discusses how to be more confident in decision-making and life.

Winding down a relationship is tricky. How do you know if it's salvageable? How do you know if you won't regret it? Janet Ong discusses how to have the confidence to break up or divorce and how to have the resolve to fix a relationship worth saving.

Having a great example is one of the best paths to success. But is it the same for relationships? Does being the child of divorce make it harder to succeed? Sue Johnson discusses relationship role models.

What's the biggest fear about online dating: people misrepresenting themselves. The scourge of catfishing has been all over the news but is it really that big of a problem? Cyber dating expert, Julie Spira, discusses this issue in detail. Nowadays, most people on the Internet are aware of what online dating or chatting means and what problems can come with it. Most of them are aware of <a href="https://rumble.com/v4qpi3-las-vegas-couple-indicted-for-allegedly-catfishing-two-men-stealing-their-v.html" target="_blank">the term catfishing</a> as it has become a popular term on the Internet. It has become more popular as more stories have surfaced on national level and in popular shows discussing the whole concept of catfishing. You might have heart of the popular show, Catfish, which involves two man introducing different stories from people who think they are being catfished. Catfishing is the act of luring a person into chatting or a relationship using a fake persona online. This can include lying about your age, job, personality, and most commonly using other people’s photos! This has become very popular with online dating sites or chat forums. In this video, Julie Spira, a cyber dating expert, discusses what catfishing is and how to avoid it. The dating expert elaborates what being catfished is and how it happens. Most people probably have been catfished but probably don’t know it. People use an attractive picture to lure people in and start chatting. Obviously, this plan falls apart once a meetup happens and the person doesn’t appear the same as in their pictures. Spira claims that most people think about the possibility of being catfished but they are in love with the idea of being in love so they go along with these long-distance relationships. These people usually start off as pen pals from different sides of the country that would probably never meet. They are never really sure if the person they are talking to is actually the person they say they are. Scary! You can often tell if you are being catfished if the photos they send you seem unrealistic. If they use model type pictures or somewhat sensual pictures, this can be a sign that they might not be the person they say they are! A great way to solve this issue is to search the picture they used online. Google has a feature where you can use a picture and see how many other places it comes up on. If their photo is seen on different sites and has been circulating around the internet for quite some time, you are most likely being catfished! Another way to solve the catfish problem is to plan some kind of hangout such as a skype or facetime call. Obviously, you will be chatting live, chatting face to face, and there will be no way to fake how they look like. If many excuses are given as to why they can’t skype, you should be concerned! This also applies for in-person hangouts. If the person avoids to show up their face, they are most likely hiding something. Beware! This is one very informative video and will definitely come in handy especially if you are into <a href="https://rumble.com/v4eje5-tonight-at-5-online-dating-betrayal.html" target="_blank">online dating</a>. It is always important to stay safe on the Internet and use all the necessary precautions when talking with strangers. Julie Spira gives you some great piece of advice that can help you avoid catfishing! Good luck!

It seems like kids are being diagnosed with all sorts of behavioral disorders these days. How young is too young to call your kids out of control? When can you firmly say that a kid has ADD or ADHD? Tara Kennedy-Klein discusses.

So you filled out an online dating profile and yet there has not been a flood of emails. Well, you are doing something wrong. Justin Kelly McClure explains how the cliches in your online dating profile are ruining your chances at finding love.

Maybe it's a sibling. Maybe it's a coworker. Maybe it's a spouse. We all have people in our lives who are just difficult. How do we handle them? When should we just cut them loose? How can we change our behavior? Rhoberta Shaler discusses how to make the difficult people in your life... less difficult.

Finding someone these days is harder than ever it seems. Who has the time? Why not hire a matchmaker? We use experts in the rest of our lives. Paul Carrick Brunson and the rest of our Experts discuss the great parts of having someone help you find and keep the love of your life.

Well, science did get us to the moon, mostly eradicate Polio and create the iPhone but can it improve our love lives? Using MRIs and other hard science application it appears we know more about the biological processes of love than ever before. But can we really build a better relationship? Sue Johnson and our panel of Experts take this powerful topic on and you may be surprised at what they have to say.

Most moms want to be grandmas and the first step is making sure their kids find love. BUT what happens when mom's concern for our love lives goes overboard? Karin Anderson has advice on how to handle an aggressively interested mom.

Going through a difficult divorce may be the worst part of your life. It'd be pretty easy to just lose your mind. Micki McWade has advice on how to keep it from consuming your life and making you crazy.

How much of falling in love do we really control? And how can we make sure that we meet people who we deserve to be with? Laurel House has great advice on how to make the RIGHT guy fall head over heels for you.

Conventional wisdom tells us that opposites attract but could it be that complimentary personalities attract instead? Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil dispenses relationship advice based on which personalities mesh and which clash. \n\nWatch it on YourTango:

Are human beings built for monogamy? Is there a legitimate way to affair-proof you marriage?\n\nWatch it on YourTango:

Many women get wrapped up in being the perfect mom and wife and lose themselves. How can you maintain your identity and still help your family thrive? Our Experts discuss!\n\nWatch it on YourTango: http://www.yourtango.com/love-confidence-can-i-be-a-mom-and-still-keep-my-identity-parenting-marriage-video

Are you sick of playing games with your dates? Well, throw away the rule book and you will weed out all the Mr. Wrongs and find love with Mr. Right. \n\nWatch it on YourTango:

Yes, being in a relationship with the right person is very important. But could it be more important to BE the right person before you can find the right relationship? Our Experts discuss.

Obviously, having a baby is a big deal. But what are the real stresses that it will add to your marriage and how can you overcome them?

So you've decided to get divorced. But what kind of divorce do you want? Rachel Green discusses the difference between divorce mediation and divorce litigation.

Someone at work or home tells you that you're being passive-aggressive. What does that mean? How would you know if s/he is accurate, or just labeling? Dr. Rhoberta Shaler, The Relationship Help Doctor, gives you the insights you need to figure out what may really be going on....and, it may not be all about you!

Part of living and loving is losing. But how do you help you teen or pre-teen get over being destroyed by his or her first love. What do you do when your kid’s crush just isn’t going to work?

Maybe the media blows it out of proportion but it seems like we spend a lot of time trying to change the people we love. Is there a way to remind yourself to love someone for who they are? Or is trying to improve them how you show your love? Our Experts discuss.\n\nWatch it on YourTango: