Relating to Family

How to Improve Your Relationship With Your In-Laws

By meatloafkend

1 comments

If we lived in a perfect world, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, mother-in-laws and father-in-laws would all get along. Unfortunately, that isn't always the case. Marriages with strained in-law relationships are extremely difficult to keep ... more »

How to Improve Your Social Skills and Make Friends

By njoli

1 comments

Social interaction is a necessary and important part of our lives as humans. We all need to interact with others in a social setting, be it work, school, parties etc. If you are struggling with your social skills and are looking to improve them, ... more »

How to Keep the Peace at a Family Gathering

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

0 comments

Family is wonderful. They can be funny and loving, and sometimes they can be your worst nightmare. You love them, but you know they have the ability to ruin a family gathering in seconds. Before you throw your next family gathering, take the time ... more »

How to Live With a Writer

By Zenobia2000

2 comments

Writers are wonderful, complicated and mysterious creatures whose moods sometimes ebb and flow with the current of their creativity. Though the writing life is often romantically imagined as a purely satisfying journey of artistic expression, it ... more »

How to lose Baby Weight Fast!

By GunruOnHowTo

1 comments

Have you heard this line before "It doesn’t take a Rocket Scientist...” Well it's true! Add "to lose weight" behind it and that statement is meant for you. Just like me, I bet either you just had a baby and trying to lose those ... more »

How to Maintain a Healthy Relationship With Your Teen

By Sendblock

0 comments

In our culture, an adolescent's main task is to develop an identity separate from her parents. While all relationships are constantly changing and evolving, a healthy relationship with your teenager will make her transition into adulthood easier ... more »

How to Make a Mom Happy

By RaeWrites

1 comments

Moms are both complex creatures and as individual as snowflakes. Pretty much every person has a mom, yet no two are exactly alike. There are soccer moms, parent group moms, CEO moms, at home moms, and a million other kinds. Each one is different, ... more »

How to Please Your Mother

By AnneV

0 comments

Mother and child relations are very complex, frequently frustrating, but potentially rewarding. If you find yourself in at a standstill in your relationship, try to remain calm and read up on pleasing your mother to ease her back on good terms ... more »

How to Recover Your Life When You Lose Everything

By airesflora

2 comments

Your house has burned down. Maybe a recent hurricane or earthquake has destroyed your home. You are on the streets with only the clothes on your back, or maybe if you are lucky – you rescued a few records, photos, or mementos. So now what do ... more »

How to Research Your Family Lineage

By favefive

2 comments

It is important for a family to be able to trace its lineage all the way to the different generations of ancestors before them. This will ensure that the family lineage records are preserved and record keeping will be continued for the next ... more »

How to Show Your Family How Much You Love Them

By Judy Ford

1 comments

It is an extraordinary blessing to be a member of a loving family. But it is not enough to feel love in your heart--you must be willing to show by your actions how much you care. There’s always something more that you can do to demonstrate your ... more »

How to spot a Green or NT Personality Type

By BarryWaite

4 comments

Are you strategic, analytical, and like to design models or new systems? Then you could be Green or the NT personality type. Learn about yourself or get insights into identifying this personality type... more »

How to Spot a Lie in Five Simple Steps

By Denise Witmer

0 comments

For whatever the reason, people lie. While this can be overlooked for things like little white lies – ‘Love your new haircut!’ – it is not something we want to happen when we need to trust the information we are receiving. Forbes published an ... more »

How to Support Someone Who Has Had a Miscarriage or Stillbirth

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

11 comments

It's hard to know how to help someone who has recently lost a baby to miscarriage or a stillbirth. Although you can't make the pain go away, there are many ways that you can support the parents and help them deal with their grief... more »

How to Take Care Of Your Wife While She is Pregnant

By stevenky

3 comments

There is no better way to demonstrate your love for your wife (and soon to be born child) than by being a supportive husband during your wife's pregnancy. Here are some helpful tips to remind your wife that you love her during these amazing 9 months... more »

How to Talk to Your Kids About Sexual Abuse

By eHow Parenting Editor

2 comments

Child sexual abuse is a serious problem today. Talk to your child about this issue and help him or her understand how to respond if it ever occurs... more »

How to Teach Kids the Meaning of Christmas

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

2 comments

Christmas has come to be a time that many people dread because of the crowds and over-commercialism. Teach children early that Christmas has other meanings besides getting presents. .. more »

How to Use Emotional Intelligence

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

0 comments

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a relatively new term in American society. It is believed to be a very important part of a person's overall intelligence, development, and productivity. Emotional intelligence consists of a person's ability to ... more »

How to W.O.W (Women Of the Word)

By FirstLadyThomas

2 comments

This is a women ministry that has been design to cater to the total women. God has design this place a place of healing, deliverance, and a place of spiritual insight. So let me encourage you to feel free share your hurt, pain and every issue ... more »

How to Win Arguments Against Your Parents

By Schrlau

2 comments

Arguing with your parents is no fun. Usually when something has come to an argument, as the child in the parent child relationship- still living at home, you have already lost. Parents do not argue about things that they are willing to let you ... more »

How to Accept a Gay Sibling

By Tena Green

0 comments

Having a gay sibling has become a commonality, but there are still those who flinch at the thought. Differences in people and their preferences are as normal and night and day, but for those of you who are unsure how to handle the call from your ... more »

How to Argue With Parents

By Momof3infl

2 comments

Okay so although I don't recommend arguing with your parents, there are times where we parents are wrong and you kids are right. And believe it or not, we will listen to you if you approach this the right way... more »

How to Be a Good Daughter

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

0 comments

There's something special about the parent-child relationship. Your parents have been there all your life and now you want to show them how much they mean to you. You know that sometimes you forget so now you want to make an effort to be a good ... more »

How to Be Compatible With Virgo

By Patricia Resnick

1 comments

The sun is in Virgo from approximately August 23 to September 22. Virgo is a feminine, mutable earth sign. That means Virgo is receptive, magnetic, flexible, versatile, practical, efficient and stable. Virgo can be overly critical but ... more »

How to Be Daring With Age

By Colette French

1 comments

As we get older, often times we feel that we're too old to explore or even too old to even begin to do simple things that would give us enjoyment in life. My mother was a 70-year-old woman who chose to enjoy life to the fullest. She was a very ... more »

Check Out All Categories

Articles in Relating to Family