Need To Impress Your Parents-In-Law? Here Are 10 No-Fail Ways To Wow Them

It's true: Living with your in-laws is bad for your health. A Japanese study published in 2008 found that women living in multi-generational households, with grandparents, adult children and young children under one roof, were two to three times more likely to experience coronary heart disease than women living with just a spouse.

While not all of us have to actually live with our parents-in-law, it is always important to maintain good relations with them even if you aren't particularly close. Navigating the challenges of getting comfortable with your in-laws is especially tricky but we've got some pointers that will keep tensions at bay:

6 Ways To Save Your Marriage When Your Mother-In-Law Hates You

Share A Secret: "I Found Out My Sister-In-Law's Beauty Secrets"

Stop Your Mother-In-Law's Hoarding Habits Now