Who are you?
Find tips by who you are: new parents, caring for older relatives, living alone. Each page keeps only the tips that concern you.
- New parents From pregnancy to before kindergarten, the tips in this book that matter to you: your child's safety and health, and the money and work side of raising a child. 17 tips
- Parents of school-age children Some physical and mental health matters can't wait until after exams. Also, how to guide a child without hurting them. 21 tips
- Older people at home Preventing falls and illness, protecting older relatives from scams, arranging things while they are still clear-headed, and the health of the person who provides long-term care. 14 tips
- Women's health Screening, vaccines and medicines written for women, ordered by age from younger to older. 7 tips
- People with disabilities and their families Which complications to guard against physically, plus tips for the family member who provides long-term care. 7 tips
- Living alone If something happens when you live alone, nobody notices right away. These are arrangements you can make in advance, plus basic safety at home. 9 tips
- Same-sex couples and sexual minorities Sexual health, how to respond to family, and one tip about marriage. Legal arrangements for same-sex couples are not covered here. 7 tips