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Your Child, Ages 0-6

Dear Parents,

The primaries are here! Make sure you're informed about where the presidential candidates stand on important family issues, and when it's time for you to vote. Also, brush up on your knowledge of the election process.

Ever thought of homeschooling your child? We've got the what, why, and how, as well as information on the legal requirements.

In the middle of a crowded mall, your son throws a temper tantrum. What do you do? Help your child learn to handle his emotions.

From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com

Presidential Primaries
Be informed about presidential candidates, and talk to your kids about the voting process.

Campaign 2008
How Well Do You Know the Candidates?
Political Primaries
Talking with Kids About Political Ads
Why Don't Americans Vote?
Women in Politics
Poll: Electoral College
Fiasco in Florida: The Exclusion of Black Voters
What Do You Know About the Constitution?
Poll: Best and Worst Presidents of the 20th Century
Poll: Education Politics
More On Elections

The Decision to Homeschool
If you're considering homeschooling your child, or are even just curious, read up on the costs, benefits, and challenges.

What Is Homeschool?
Why Choose Homeschooling?
How Do I Homeschool?
What Is Needed from You to Homeschool Successfully?
What Is Needed from Your Spouse?
What Is Needed from Your Kids and Family?
Can You Have a Career?
What Are the Legal Requirements?
Social Skills and Homeschooling: Myths and Facts
Grown-Up Homeschoolers: Are They Succeeding?
Homeschooling Isn't New
Pre-Homeschooling Checklist
More On Homeschooling

Temper Tantrums
Temper tantrums are the pits! Learn how to help your child climb out.

Temper Tantrums
Three-Year-Old's Temper Tantrums
Five-Year-Old Throwing Tantrums
Child Throws Tantrums When Disciplined
Tired Tantrums
Taming Toddler Tantrums
Tackling Tantrums, Biting, Hair Pulling, and More
Handling Public Tantrums
The Do's and Don'ts of Dealing with Tantrums
Time-Outs for Tantrums
Teaching Kids How to Soothe and Calm Themselves
Helping Your Child Express Anger Appropriately
Advice from Other Parents

Predict Your Child's Height!
Try our Child Height Predictor to calculate how your little one will measure up.

Fun Facts Calendar for 2008
Print out our free fun facts calendar for 2008. This printable calendar is full of entertaining and interesting facts for every day of the year.

School Search
Considering a new school for your child? Browse reviews and statistics with FamilyEducation.com's new school search so you can make the best decision.

Can You Afford to Stay at Home?
Is it possible to raise a family on one income? Try our calculator to see whether your family can afford a stay-at-home parent.

Join in this discussion on our Message Boards about home discipline for school behavior:

"I have a 6-yr-old stepson who lives with his mom the majority of the time. We are having issues knowing how to discipline him if he does something wrong at school. Mom takes the approach that the school does the disciplining, and he does not suffer any consequences when he gets home. Dad on the other hand thinks he should also be disciplined when he gets home and will discipline him the next time he has custody -- which could be a day or two after the bad behavior occurred...Are we doing more harm than good?"
— mommaM

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.

Smart Snack Finder
With our new Smart Snack Finder, you can instantly find healthy substitutes for all those less-than-healthy snacks you and your kids are tempted by. Give it a whirl!