Family Life

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!

Here are some easy ways to save at the supermarket.

Stay true to the real spirit of the holidays by heeding our budget-conscious tips for a debt-free, carefree season.

How does divorce affect children years after their parents split? Find out in this online exclusive interview with divorce guru, Judith Wallerstein.

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

An eight-year-old does not have the ability to respond in a sophisticated emotional manner to the jarring upheaval of a divorce.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Let the junior chefs take over in the kitchen once a week so Mom and Dad can enjoy a night off.

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.

A mother starts to doubt her parenting skills after a stranger berates her in public.

It's best to introduce a new boyfriend into your children's lives gradually, preferably while doing things with them outside your home.

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.

This type of response to a stepparent's setting limits are a child's way of manipulating and are very normal.

Before custody matters can be settled, make sure you understand the challenges confronting children with ADHD.

An expert advises a depressed divorcee to be careful not to enlist her kids as her caretakers.

Sibling rivalry is at its worst when the younger child outshines the older sibling.

How do children react when their divorced parents want to date?