Family History Research: Steps to a Successful Interview
These steps will help you prepare to interview a family member for genealogical research. Questions to ask are also suggested. read more
November 18, 1999
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Understanding a Quiet Toddler: The Quiet Revolution
Some children are quiet, and that's okay. Learn how to help your child navigate their own personal preferences in a world that wants them to be loud. read more
September 8, 2022
Guide to Kick Counts in Pregnancy: Fetal Movement Counting
This ultimate guide to pregnancy kick counts will help you count bay's kicks and understand healthy fetal movement patterns. read more
May 31, 2023
Teach Kids How to Build a Good Credit Rating
Teach your kids about charging purchases, earning credit, and maintaining good credit. read more
January 4, 2007
Your Genealogy Research Trip
Get tips on how to get the information you need for your genealogical research. read more
July 5, 2006
Exploring History: My Life Timeline Activity
This activity for kids helps your child understand the importance of historical events, and how to sequence important events througout history. read more
October 30, 2015
Libraries for Genealogical Research
Learn about the different types of libraries where you might pursue genealogical research. read more
July 5, 2006
Tips for Students: Credit Reports and Building a Strong Credit History
A poor credit history can have far-reaching negative consequences. Make sure your teen knows the facts. read more
February 3, 2005
9/11 Documentaries You Can Watch as a Family
These 9/11 documentaries provide a way for you and your grown-up children to learn about the tragedies of 9/11. read more
September 12, 2022
30 Black History Month Quotes for Kids to Share All Year
These famous Black History month quotes from Black leaders and role models will inspire kids to learn more about Black History Month and be proud of t... read more
January 27, 2023
Homeschooling Two or More Children
Find out how a homeschooling family with two or more children can live and learn together. read more
September 28, 2004
Searching the Old Country for Baby Names
Consider choosing a name for your baby with a specific genealogical link to your family heritage. Here are some resources to start your search. read more
July 25, 2006