Family Life

Find out when prophylactic antibiotics are advisable for ear infections.

Do your kids have veto power when it comes to what's for dinner? Find out how democracy starts at home.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Here are some ice-breakers to make the volunteering experience sociable and rewarding.

There are emotional and social implications in splitting up a pair of twins.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Here's how you can determine your family's fortunes right at the dinner table!

Use these strategies to help your child get organized.

When one twin relies on the other too much, there are ways you can foster his independence.

What should you do when your ex doesn't support your wish to test your child for LD? And where can you go for testing?

A divorced mother is upset by the behavior of her child after visits with his lenient father.

A mother wonders what she can do to change her son's angry temperament.

What should a parent do about one twin who's ready for kindergarten when the other isn't?

Is it harmful to a child to have gay parents?

When a couple decide to call it quits, they need to come together on how and what they're going to tell the children.

It's common to "hire" an older sibling to baby-sit a younger one. Suggest these activities to your helpful child.

What can you do when your fiance's daughter opposes your marriage?

A once and future teacher attempts to account for the gap in her service record.

Parents who have adult children living with them have a right to expect those kids to agree to a contract.

Here's what to say to a teacher who compares one of your children to another.