parent and child

Explores how China's one-child family policy has impacted the first generation of children to be raised under the policy, and discussing how the program success has had unexpected consequences.

At almost fifteen-years-old Oliver Tate is reexamining his life in Swansea, Wales, and after taking an active interest in his parent's floundering marriage, finds himself on a scientific quest to understand his own life changes.

Little Maria learns to deal with her parents' separation.

Presents a helpful guide to children whose parents are going through a divorce and address such concerns as money, visitation, grandparents, security, and love.

Discusses ways that teenagers can improve their relationship with their parents and help each other develop mutual trust and respect.

Her parents' separation makes Robin look at love, marriage, and sex in a different light.

Examines positive responses to common problems such as death, divorce, or troublesome siblings that may disrupt family life.

Patti finds her relationships with family and friends changing as she comes to new understanding about herself, and her young, lighthearted mother.