Ever wondered how much control you have over being happy? Scientists say your genes play a big part, but there's plenty you can do to boost your mood. Dr. Wendy shares 7 simple tips parents can use to have a happy family. Discover how spending time with others, having family meals, and choosing certain foods can make you feel happier.
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