Family Relationships

This activity suggests nice things children can do to show their appreciation for their parents on National Parents' Day, the fourth Sunday of every July.

Learn the importance of eating together as a family.

Learn about the different bonding styles that parents experience with their new baby.

Use our genealogy resources to see how far you can trace your family roots.

Here are 10 tips from children on how to be a perfect parent.

Use this activity to help your child appreciate all the good things that happen each day.

Good parenting means finding the right balance between the needs of the baby and the needs of the mother.

Your child will enjoy making a visual family tree. Hang it up in a prominent place to show off his work.

Set aside a few hours to look through family photo albums with your child. You'll give her a sense of belonging and tradition.

Give your child a sense of her life to date by creating a timeline that she can illustrate and hang in her room.

Spend a couple of minutes recording your child walking and talking. Every year, repeat!

This printable genealogy worksheet will help you get started on compiling your family tree.

A growing number of senior citizens are caring for their children's children. How are they coping?

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Celebrate the older generation that keeps families vibrant — and together!

Learn how to deal as a family with the departure of a child.

It may be necessary to get all parents and step-parents involved in counseling, if discipline between step-families becomes a problem.

Find ways you can help your siblings accept each other.

Does the boy's natural mother have the ability and commitment to homeschool? The rewards are great, but homeschooling involves a serious commitment by a generous, loving parent.