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Bona Magazine

B beautiful, B entertained, B inspired, B stylish & B healthy

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  • Aug 15, 2026earliest in window
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bona.co.za > lifestyle > difficult-conversations-every-family-could-benefit-from

Difficult conversations every family could benefit from

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (337+ words) Family life is full of love, laughter and shared memories – but the conversations that matter most are not always easy. From money and mental health to ageing parents and changing relationships, avoiding difficult conversations can leave important issues unresolved. Having…...

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Why children need social interaction to thrive??

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (365+ words) Children do not develop in isolation. From their earliest days, relationships with parents, caregivers, siblings, teachers and other children help shape how they communicate, learn, manage emotions, and understand the world around them. Also see: Why Johannesburg families should take…...

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bona.co.za > lifestyle > 5-tiny-phone-habits-that-could-be-making-you-more-stressed

5 Tiny phone habits that could be making you more stressed

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (380+ words) The smartphone is an essential part of everyday life for many people. But it’s not always how much you use your phone that matters. Small, repeated habits can also keep your brain in a state of constant alertness. Research has…...