Army New Parent Education

When Both Parents Are Active Duty With Children

This articles discusses the challenges of parenting when both parents are active duty. It offers pointers to managing when one or both parents deploy.

 Babysitting Cooperatives Provide Free and Reliable Babysitting

This article defines what a babysitting cooperative is and its benefits.

Family Meetings: What They Can Do for You

Army Exceptional Family Member Program

Building Strong Relationships with Kids and Step kids

Time Tips for Frazzled Parents

When Both Parents Are Active Duty With Children

Long-Distance Parenting:

Having a Good Relationship With Your Children After Divorce

Juggling Books and Babies: Making College and Family Life Work

Audio Books: Let Someone Else Do the Reading

Building Strong Relationships on Trust and Loyalty

2004 HQDA AFAP Conference Information Now Available

A Family Like No Other - Video

ACS Vision 2010 Reading List

Reading List contains several important links and the ACS 5-Year Plan.

Social Changes

Learn about Parent Education and the social changes that may occur.

Fatherhood

Learn more about the father's role.

New Parent Support Programs (NPSP)

The New Parent Support Program is designed to strengthen parent's knowledge and skills to benefit the whole family.

Communication

A positive communication process requires the ability to listen constructively and to send messages clearly.

How can you protect your children?

Parents want to give their children the best. They nurture their children, encourage them and give them guidance. But unfortunately this may not be enough to keep kids safe.

Handbook on Child Support Enforcement

Raising kids is expensive enough. But if you're a single parent and your child's other parent isn't helping with financial support, the responsibility can be overwhelming. Don't give up.

Parents Guide to the Internet

Computers are one area where maybe your 10-year old really is smarter than you.