Family Life
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Family LifeFamilies and Food
Learn about the different types of fats and which you should avoid.
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Family LifeFamily History and Geneaology
This printable genealogy worksheet will help you get started on compiling your family tree.
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Family LifeGrandparents
A growing number of senior citizens are caring for their children's children. How are they coping?
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Family LifeGrandparentsBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Celebrate the older generation that keeps families vibrant — and together!
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Family LifeBudgeting
Here are some easy ways to save at the supermarket.
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Family LifeBudgeting
Stay true to the real spirit of the holidays by heeding our budget-conscious tips for a debt-free, carefree season.
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Family LifeDivorce
How does divorce affect children years after their parents split? Find out in this online exclusive interview with divorce guru, Judith Wallerstein.
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Family LifeSibling Relationships
Learn how to deal as a family with the departure of a child.
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Family LifeDivorce
An eight-year-old does not have the ability to respond in a sophisticated emotional manner to the jarring upheaval of a divorce.
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Family LifeFamilies and FoodBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Let the junior chefs take over in the kitchen once a week so Mom and Dad can enjoy a night off.
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Family LifeBlended and Step Families
It may be necessary to get all parents and step-parents involved in counseling, if discipline between step-families becomes a problem.
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Family LifeSibling Relationships
Find ways you can help your siblings accept each other.
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Family LifeMom's Corner
A mother starts to doubt her parenting skills after a stranger berates her in public.
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Family LifeDivorce
It's best to introduce a new boyfriend into your children's lives gradually, preferably while doing things with them outside your home.
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Family LifeBlended and Step Families
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.
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Family LifeBlended and Step Families
This type of response to a stepparent's setting limits are a child's way of manipulating and are very normal.
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