Healthy Moms, Healthy Families

Dear Parents,

One measure of emotional health is the ability to cope with change—whether it be the empty nest, the loss of a job, divorce, or aging parents. We have strategies for handling change gracefully.

Steer your daughter towards a lifetime of good health by encouraging her interest in sports. Learn how to choose the right sports program and boost her physical talents—without pushing her too hard.

This issue also provides sobering information about teen suicide and its warning signs. Be prepared to take action when it's more than the blues.

From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com

Coping with Change
If change upsets your sense of balance, learn how to go with the flow.

How to Cope with Change Strategies for Handling Life Changes The Changing Workplace Involuntary Job Changes The Empty Nest: Creating a New Life for Yourself

Changes in Your Marital Status Misconceptions About Aging How to Know Whether Your Parents Need Help Making Sure You Can Afford Your Dreams

Girls and Sports
Studies show that girls who participate in sports do better academically and have a lower incidence of depression.

Raising Our Athletic Daughters Leveling the Playing Field Choosing the Right Sports Program Parents' Tips for Boosting Physical Talent

Pushing Kids in Sports Gymnastics Coach Pushing Too Hard When Good Kids Are Bad Sports Girls in Extreme Sports More About Girls in Sports

Teen Suicide
Add suicide to the list of tough subjects you should discuss with your teen.

Kids and Suicide: A National Tragedy Suicide Threats and Teens Information for Parents A First-Person Message for Parents

Talking to Your Kids About Suicide Frequently Asked Questions About Suicide Antidepressants: The Pros and Cons More on Teen Suicide

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School Search
Are you curious about how your child's school spends its money, or how its students score on tests? Are you considering a new school for your child? Browse reviews and statistics with FamilyEducation.com's new school search. Make the best decisions when it comes to your family's education.

Children's Product & Toy Recalls
Stay informed and protect your child's safety—find the latest product and toy recalls that have been announced by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Activities Center

		Our Activities Center offers hundreds of activities for you and your family to enjoy together. Search by age range and activity type, such as arts & crafts, seasonal, or puzzles & games. You'll find everything you could want to entertain and educate, all in one place.

Express Yourself
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