Mindfulness - How to find calm in a hectic city 

It had been an eventful early-morning cycle from my home in Rathmines to the Sanctuary's front door in Stoneybatter. Tousling with bleary-eyed pedestrians, commuters and cyclists who appeared to be in some Hunger Games-style race with each other left me agitated. Deadlines and meetings are looming, plenty of life admin lies ahead for the day, and a to-do list - laundry, buying baby...

Ask Rosanna: 'I'm so angry my husband forgot our wedding anniversary' 

A forgetful husband, a friend acting up in work and a drunk boss making sexual advances

Styling the bump: How to embrace your changing shape when you're pregnant 

Joyce Fegan,

For many women, being pregnant can mean abandoning all sense of personal style in an attempt to disguise their growing bump. But what's really underneath that need to hide your body?

Ask Rosanna: 'His Dublin accent means my mum thinks he's not good enough for me' 

Rosanna Davison

A new boyfriend's strong Dublin accent, a weight problem with a difference and a teen being pressurised into having sex for the first time

Parent Zone: I keep losing my temper with my children - what should I do? 

A child's best friend moving away, a two-year-old repeating the alphabet, a cursing child and a short tempered dad

Dear Rosanna: 'My housemate keeps flirting with my boyfriend - what should I do?' 

A housemate who is trying it on with a reader's boyfriend, sleeping problems and an adopted person looking for their birth parents

Parent Zone: What's the best way to tell my eight-year-old son I have cancer? 

David Carey

Telling a child about cancer and dealing with a child's sickness

Ask Rosanna: 'I went online in my search for love, but men there just want sex' 

Are online dating sites only for men looking for sex, wonders one reader?

Can mum ever be the boss of her pregnancy? 

Before my first pregnancy I had a huge fear around childbirth. I think most women do, and with images of exhausted, sweaty women in excruciating pain lying on a hospital bed as our main frame of reference, it's no wonder really.

The Parent Zone: 'My six-year-old daughter has an imaginary friend. Is this normal?' 

Should you be worried if your child has a pretend friend and what to do if a child has 'horrible thoughts'