Communicating with Your Kids

Talking about one's feelings can help solve anger and frustration.

Find out how you can make every discussion count by using the "tender" approach.

This article describes why and how children should develop good listening skills.

How do you stop a child from talking excessively in class?

Most boys in this country receive their information about sex and sexuality from their mothers, rather than their fathers.

A preschooler is too young to comprehend school killings or to be exposed to media images or discussions of this tragedy.

Here are the words you need to talk with your school aged children about war.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

These tips can help you prepare for a conversation about war with your kids.

What can a parent do when her child makes up her mind not to attend a particular school?

A mother seeks advice on how to help a child respond appropriately to teasing by schoolmates.

When your child suffers a major humiliation, a private meeting with the school's guidance counselor is called for.

A mother wants to know how to explain sex to her five-year-old in a way that's appropriate to her age.

A parent seeks advice on how to help her son deal with bullies.

When a child has trouble with classmates, it helps to look for friendships outside of school -- in social, civic, athletic, religious, and volunteer kids' groups.