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- Bursting the Bubble [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Explains how teens can identify violence and abuse within the family, and what can be done to help. Includes FAQ, personal stories, legal advice, and lists of services in Australia.
- Coping With an Alcoholic Parent [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Explores why parents drink too much, how it harms their families, and what children can do to help.
- Facts on Foster Families [ Kids ] - Explains what a foster family is, why kids live with them, and what happens afterwards.
- Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Offers resources on issues related to young people and families. Includes information on the Federal Runaway and Homeless Youth Program, materials on positive youth development, and links to resources for young people and parents.
- Family.com [ Kids/Teens ] - Features a to do list, calendar, and recommended sites for health, shopping, and recipes.
- Kids With Single or Working Parents [ Kids ] - Explores what it's like to have single or working parents and how to deal with some of the challenges.
- Real Families, Real Fun [ Kids ] - The modern information source for kids and parents to help make family time quality time. Features activity tips, winning travel destinations, easy recipes, and reviews of family entertainment.
- Talking to Your Parents - or Other Adults [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Whether it's an everyday issue like schoolwork or an emergency situation, communicating with parents and other adults can be helpful. This article explores the benefits of talking things over and explains how to deal with communication breakdown.
- Things to Expect When Your Mom Is Pregnant [ Kids ] - It's normal for a kid to have happy and sad feelings about having a new brother or sister. Read this article to find out what else to expect after your mom says she's pregnant.
- Why Do I Fight With My Parents So Much? [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Short article explains why teens who are developing their own identities may find themselves at odds with their parents so often.
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