Human Development and Family Science
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C 1037-17-SP
Cómo Comer Sano Sin Gastar Mucho
Para incentivar a su familia a mantenerse sana, coman una dieta variada.
Diane W Bales
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C 1037-02-SP
¿Cuánta Agua Debería Beber?
Beber agua y mantenerse hidratados es importante para mantener a su familia sana.
Diane W Bales
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C 1037-18-SP
Sea un Modelo de Conductas Alimenticias Sanas
Para incentivar a su familia a mantenerse sana, coman una dieta variada.
Diane W Bales
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C 1037-03-SP
El Agua Ayuda a los Niños a Tener Éxito
Beber agua y mantenerse hidratados es importante para mantener a su familia sana.
Diane W Bales
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C 1037-19-SP
Los Beneficios de Mantenerse Físicamente Activo
Mantenga a su familia en forma motivándolos a estar físicamente activos.
Diane W Bales
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C 1052-32
Instant Family and Love?
Many couples in a stepmarriage bring certain expectations to the new marriage that might be unrealistic, not only for the marriage itself, but for the whole family. In this publication, we describe what some of those expectations might be and offer tips on how to help the entire new family connect and love each other, which takes commitment and time.
Ted G. Futris
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C 1052-33
Money: Yours, Mine, and Ours?
How money is handled in a remarriage is a major decision based on past experience and financial resources available. Many remarried couples use a variation of a “Yours, Mine, and Ours” approach. In this publication, we describe different options for handling money in a remarriage and offer questions to answer on how money will be handled, opening the lines for communication.
Ted G. Futris
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C 1052-34
Stepparenting Begins with Common Ground
Defining the role as a stepparent can be a very difficult transition, both for the stepparent and the stepchild. In this publication, we offer steps to help make the transition smoother and to help a new stepparent know what to expect in his or her new role.
Ted G. Futris
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C 1052-35
Is Work Starving Your Marriage?
Due to the increasing demands of the workplace, some couples experience problems due to the interference that work might have with couple or family time. The working spouse may feel the stress of a demanding job while the other spouse may feel that they are not the priority. In this publication, we describe the increasing demands of a job or career and the impact it may have on the relationship, while also offering suggestions on how to balance work and family.
Ted G. Futris
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