Family Relationships

If you think that you know what it means to be "old," read this article to see if you have any misconceptions.

If you are worried about your aging parents' welfare, read this article for advice on how to help them.

There are some financial and other matters to consider if you are planning to move your aging parent in with you and your family.

Learn the definition of the "sandwich generation," and find out how it may affect your future.

Seeking outside help when your parents' health is failing can help you maintain a helpful, loving relationship with your spouse.

It's natural to be upset when parents' health starts to decline. Learn how you and your spouse can support one another during this difficult time.

Establishing routines for certain times of the day and year will help your children feel that their lives are predictable and secure.

You and your spouse need to agree on the best way to discipline your children.

If a family member's behavior is bothering you, come up with a way to fix the situation before things get out of control.

Assess your relationship with your mother and mother-in-law, and figure out a way to include them in your life, without feeling burdened.

These worksheets are helpful in organizing your genealogical research.

Learn which government documents can be useful in your genealogical research.

Learn what to look for when searching county records for genealogical information.

Learn what's involved in a DNA test.

Learn how genetics and DNA can help with your genealogical research.

Find how to expand your genealogical research and library at home.

Attending genealogical workshops and classes will improve your research skills.

Find tips on using the correct calendar when figuring dates.