Setho Hadisuyatmana, Ns. According to 1979’s Undang-Undang No. 4 tentang kesejahteraan anak: Somebody whose aged less than 21 years old and never have had married. While by UU no 20 tahun 2002 tentang Perlindungan anak and WHO: Somebody whose aged less than 18 years old and never have had married. According to Rodgers (cited inFriedman, 1998: 111) School aged phase family started when the oldest child on family goes to school by 6 y.o and ended by 12 y.o. Duvall, 1977: Family gets the maximum of total member by this level, and it stops in this level Family gets busy even in individual level. Every member has it own activity and interest, not only parents but also children themselves at school. They need to cooperate in achieving goals of the family. Parents need to learn on how to adapt in different activities separately from their children Fulfilling school needs, including fee and others Habiting scheduled study time to childrens Caring to their children’s school tasks and home works Having their children an understanding the importance of education to their future needs Helping their children to socialize better with their social environment. Motivate the child to achieve their intelectual development Having them some activities Concomiting to the community activities by involving children Preserve couple’s intimacy Socialize children, whereas increasing their school and c h i l d h o o d relationship are included Caring to their marriage relationship Fulfilling physical needs of the member Attitudes to/of the parents Parent’s expectation Learning and agreement methods Social status of the children What parents do for living Siblings and other FM’s competition Being Stepped Biological development Spiritual development Linguical ability development Social development Psychosexual development Self concept development Moral development Cognitive development Tempramental development Playing development By the UU Kesehatan nomor 23 tahun 1992 pasal 5, Family member’s task and role group into : Father’s Role Mother’s Role Children’s Role Settlor Educator Care provisioner Social community group member Housewife Sitter Additional settlor Social community group member Psychosocial in role concomitant to their physical, mental, social and spiritual development. Health Behavior finding: Personal and environmental hygiene Transmitted diseases: 1. Measles, 2. Mumps, 3. Rubella, 4. Varicela/ Chicken pox. Allergy Parasites: worm and enterobiosis, ascariasis, trichuriasis etc. Failure to thrive: malabsorbtion Academic 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Skills Disorders: Speech Delay Reading Disorder Expressive Writing Disorder Dyslexia Dyscalculia Sleep 1. 2. Disorder: Nightmares Sleepwalk Hyperactive / Hyperkinetic Coordination and Balance disorder Attention Disorder Impulsive Emotion and Agressive Disorder Depression Autism ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorders) Educator Coordinator and Collaborator Care provider Health provisioner Consultant Facilitator Case confounder Envy Modificator