Why Interpersonal Violence Prevention Matters

Interpersonal violence is a national public health problem. It affects people of all ages, ethnicities, and socioeconomic groups. Interpersonal violence can cause mental and physical health problems and can limit education and employment opportunities. The good news is that there are things we can do to prevent interpersonal violence. These include teaching children how to […]

How to Make Your Marriage Stronger in the Face of Divorce

Divorce is never easy. But it is a reality for many people who have been married for a long time. Once you’ve made the decision to go through with a divorce, the next step is figuring out how to make your marriage stronger in the face of divorce. That can be not easy, but there […]

Best Parenting Decisions for Your Child’s Future

Parenting is no easy task. It can be stressful, intimidating, and downright exhausting. The decisions that you make for your child’s future will affect them in ways that you can’t even imagine. Of course, you want to do what’s best for them, but you constantly change the world. So how do you know which parenting […]

The joy of Being an Only Child Family

Introduction: Families are beautiful. Whether they are grand families or families with just one or two children. A child raised in a proper family can not only become well-learned but also quite resourceful, too. In a time when the family values and the relationship between parent and child is deteriorating, it is important to talk […]

Step by step instructions to remain quiet and deal with those family pressures during the coronavirus lockdown

The coronavirus limitations are gradually being facilitated; however, the weights on families at home still most likely lead to numerous tears of dissatisfaction. It could be strained about clamor and mess, staying aware of self-teaching and mums and fathers conflicted between child-rearing and their work obligations. To ensure our recollections of being secured with our […]

How The Lockdown Is Affecting Family Life

Most Parents Are Having Headaches Adjusting To The Present Situation Due to the prevailing situation, families need to adjust to a new way of life. Most parents are working from home and also guiding their children with homeschooling. That is putting a lot of pressure on parents across the globe. As for the children, they […]

Organising Your Family History Photographs – Part 1 — The Chiddicks Family Tree

Inspired totally, by the fantastic talk that I attended at #RootsTech London, by the wonderful Amberly Black (@genealogygirl_), I have finally started to sort, organise, catalog, digitise and archive my Photo collection. This has been on my “to do” list for a longtime and after completely overhauling my Genealogy files, I thought it was about […] […]

Framing social class with sample selection — Family Inequality

Venn diagrams to help people think about for screening subjects for social class status. Framing social class with sample selection — Family Inequality

Why there are 2.9 million extra young adults living at home — Family Inequality

25 million young adults are living at home, almost 3 million more than expected. Even with the rent savings this is not good news. Why there are 2.9 million extra young adults living at home — Family Inequality

Big Family Decision — Ryan Callahan’s Blog

Hello everyone. I wanted to write a quick post asking for prayer for our family. I hope comments are working now. I wanted comments open on my post yesterday, but for some reason comments were closed. That was really frustrating to me because I hadn’t written for a month and I wanted to talk with […] […]