As kids head back to school, they are also going to spend more time at the computer, doing homework, e-mailing friends they may have met at summer camp, and researching topics for school projects. So, it´s a good time for families to learn more about Internet safety and citizenship.

Are you a parent struggling to balance work and family, striving to get ahead to earn more money for your kids´ every need… and every whim, even? Now, rein in your back-to-school shopping with this eye-opening look at what kids say they truly want: things you can't buy at the mall.

All parents want their children happy. But how do you help kids feel content, avoid discouragement and find the glass half full whenever they face setbacks? In other words, how do you instill optimism? A relatively new movement in psychology called "learned optimism" offers some ideas for parents.

If you are a telemarketer or small business owner, the new federal Do Not Call Registry will mean big changes in how you do business. Here´s what you need to follow, and suggestions for changing your marketing mix.

Want to keep telemarketers from interrupting your precious family time? Here´s how to stop most calls by registering your phone number with the new federal list.

Would you like more quality time with your kids... and you don´t mean plopping down in front of the TV? Get back to basics with these ideas for cooking and playing together.

Welcome to a great Work & Family Site. WorkingMother.com, is a long-time champion of all working moms and now the initiator of a new project for working women of color.

Wonder whether you should take the plunge and start your own home business? Get an idea by taking this fun quiz.

Regular family meetings are a great way to open communication between children and parents. Get started with these suggestions from the authors of "Our Family Meeting Book."

Isn't it romantic... how you'll both share work and family responsibilities when you are married? Well, it can be, if you talk it out before exchanging vows.