Innovation Panel Questionnaire Module

familynetworksa_ip10

Family Networks A module

Questions 31

familynetworksa_ip10.biou18num1

Number Biological children under 18 not living in HH

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Text: How many?

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 11 (If biological son(s)/daughter(s) alive)
and if BIOU181 = 1 | 2 (If has Biological children aged under 18 not living in HH)

j_biou18num1 (j_indresp_ip) Number Biological children under 18 not living in HH

familynetworksa_ip10.adopu181

Adopted children under 18 not living in HH

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Are any of your adopted children living outside this household aged under 18?

Option	Label
1	Yes, all under 18
2	Yes, at least one under 18
3	None under 18

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 12 (If adopted son(s)/daughter(s) alive)

j_adopu181 (j_indresp_ip) Adopted children under 18 not living in HH

familynetworksa_ip10.adopu18num1

Number Adopted children under 18 not living in HH

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Text: How many?

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 12 (If adopted son(s)/daughter(s) alive)
and if ADOPU181 = 1 | 2 (If has Adopted children aged under 18 not living in HH)

j_adopu18num1 (j_indresp_ip) Number Adopted children under 18 not living in HH

familynetworksa_ip10.biou181

Biological children under 18 not living in HH

Type: choice

Source: BHPS adapted

Text: Are any of your biological children living outside this household aged under 18?

Option	Label
1	Yes, all under 18
2	Yes, at least one under 18
3	None under 18

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 11 (If biological son(s)/daughter(s) alive)

j_biou181 (j_indresp_ip) Biological children under 18 not living in HH

familynetworksa_ip10.caidu1

Help received from children

Type: multichoice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: PLEASE INCLUDE AID RECEIVED FROM ANY/ALL CHILDREN CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Text: And do you regularly or frequently receive any of these things from your children aged 18 or older not living here?

Option	Label	Associated variables
1	Getting lifts in their car (if they have one)	j_caidu11 (j_indresp_ip) Getting lifts in their car (if they have one)
2	Shopping for you	j_caidu12 (j_indresp_ip) Shopping for you
3	Providing or cooking meals	j_caidu13 (j_indresp_ip) Providing or cooking meals
4	Help with basic personal needs like dressing, eating or bathing	j_caidu14 (j_indresp_ip) Help with basic personal needs like dressing, eating or bathing
5	Washing, ironing or cleaning	j_caidu15 (j_indresp_ip) Washing, ironing or cleaning
6	Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters	j_caidu16 (j_indresp_ip) Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters
7	Decorating, gardening or house repairs	j_caidu17 (j_indresp_ip) Decorating, gardening or house repairs
8	Financial help	j_caidu18 (j_indresp_ip) Financial help
97	Anything else	j_caidu197 (j_indresp_ip) Anything else
96	None of these	j_caidu196 (j_indresp_ip) None of these

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if (LVRelADP1 = 11|12|13) & (BIOU181 = 3 | ADOPU181 = 3 | STEPU181 = 3) (If has son(s)/daughter(s) aged over 18 outside household)

familynetworksa_ip10.chaid1

Help given to children

Type: multichoice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: PLEASE INCLUDE AID GIVEN TO ANY/ALL CHILDREN CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Text: Nowadays, do you regularly or frequently do any of these things for your children aged 18 or older who are not living here?

Option	Label	Associated variables
1	Giving them lifts in your car (if you have one)	j_chaid11 (j_indresp_ip) Giving them lifts in your car (if you have one)
2	Shopping for them	j_chaid12 (j_indresp_ip) Shopping for them
3	Providing or cooking meals	j_chaid13 (j_indresp_ip) Providing or cooking meals
4	Looking after their children	j_chaid14 (j_indresp_ip) Looking after their children
5	Washing, ironing or cleaning	j_chaid15 (j_indresp_ip) Washing, ironing or cleaning
6	Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters	j_chaid16 (j_indresp_ip) Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters
7	Decorating, gardening or house repairs	j_chaid17 (j_indresp_ip) Decorating, gardening or house repairs
8	Financial help	j_chaid18 (j_indresp_ip) Financial help
97	Anything else	j_chaid197 (j_indresp_ip) Anything else
96	None of these	j_chaid196 (j_indresp_ip) None of these

familynetworksa_ip10.chsee1

Frequency of seeing children over 18

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Text: Thinking now about your children aged 18 or over. If you have more than one son or daughter aged 18 or over not living with you please think about the one with whom you have the most contact. Apart from via Skype or webcam, how often do you see your son/daughter?

Option	Label
1	Daily
2	At least once per week
3	At least once per month
4	Several times per year
5	Less often
6	Never

j_chsee1 (j_indresp_ip) Frequency of seeing children over 18

familynetworksa_ip10.lch2uk1

Children under 18 to come to the UK

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Do you intend to bring your children under 18 living in your country of birth to the UK in the next 3 years?

Option	Label
1	Yes
2	No

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if (BIOU181 = 1 | 2) | (ADOPU181 = 1 | 2) | (STEPU181 = 1 | 2) (If has any children aged under 18 not living in the household)
and if INITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5 (Resp not born in the UK)
and if LChCliv1 = 1 (Has children under 18 living in their country of birth)

j_lch2uk1 (j_indresp_ip) Children under 18 to come to the UK

familynetworksa_ip10.lchcar1

Care arrangements - children under 18 outside UK

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Can I just check what arrangements you use to look after your children under 18 living in your country of birth?

Option	Label
1	Looked after by my partner or ex-partner
2	Looked after by my/my partner's or ex-partner's parents
3	Looked after by other relatives
4	Looked after by friends
5	Old enough to look after themselves
6	Other

j_lchcar1 (j_indresp_ip) Care arrangements - children under 18 outside UK

familynetworksa_ip10.lchcliv1

Where currently live -children under 18

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Do any of your children under 18 living outside the household currently live in your country of birth?

Option	Label
1	Yes
2	No

j_lchcliv1 (j_indresp_ip) Where currently live -children under 18

familynetworksa_ip10.lvreladp1

Living relatives adapted

Type: multichoice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: CODE ALL THAT APPLY INCLUDE STEP/ADOPTIVE/HALF RELATIONS DO NOT INCLUDE RELATIVES LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD

Text: We now have a few questions about family members who are not living here with you. Excluding relatives who are living in this household with you at the moment, can you tell me which of these types of relatives you have alive at the moment? Please tell me about all relatives, even those you aren't in contact with.

Option	Label	Associated variables
1	Mother	j_lvreladp11 (j_indresp_ip) Mother
2	Father	j_lvreladp12 (j_indresp_ip) Father
4	Brothers/sisters	j_lvreladp14 (j_indresp_ip) Brothers/sisters
5	Grandchildren	j_lvreladp15 (j_indresp_ip) Grandchildren
6	Grandparents	j_lvreladp16 (j_indresp_ip) Grandparents
7	Great Grandchildren	j_lvreladp17 (j_indresp_ip) Great Grandchildren
8	Great Grandparents	j_lvreladp18 (j_indresp_ip) Great Grandparents
9	Step/adoptive mother	j_lvreladp19 (j_indresp_ip) Step/adoptive mother
10	Step/adoptive father	j_lvreladp110 (j_indresp_ip) Step/adoptive father
11	Biological Son(s)/daughter(s)	j_lvreladp111 (j_indresp_ip) Biological Son(s)/daughter(s)
12	Adopted Son(s)/daughter(s)	j_lvreladp112 (j_indresp_ip) Adopted Son(s)/daughter(s)
13	Step Son(s)/daughter(s)	j_lvreladp113 (j_indresp_ip) Step Son(s)/daughter(s)
96	None of these	j_lvreladp196 (j_indresp_ip) None of these

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)

familynetworksa_ip10.maage1

Mother's age

Type: number

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE MOTHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH. ENTER AGE

Text: How old is your mother?

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 1|9 (If biological/step-mother alive)

j_maage1 (j_indresp_ip) Mother's age

familynetworksa_ip10.macon1

Frequency of other contact with mother

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE MOTHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: And how often do you have contact by telephone, email, letter, Skype or webcam with your mother?

Option	Label
1	Daily
2	At least once per week
3	At least once per month
4	Several times per year
5	Less often
6	Never

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 1|9 (If biological/step-mother alive)

j_macon1 (j_indresp_ip) Frequency of other contact with mother

familynetworksa_ip10.mafar1

Distance to where mother lives

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE MOTHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: About how long would it take you to get to where your mother lives? Think of the time it usually takes door to door.

Option	Label
1	Less than 15 minutes
2	Between 15-30 mins
3	Between 30 mins - 1hour
4	Between 1 and 2 hours
5	More than 2 hours
6	Lives/works abroad

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 1|9 (If biological/step-mother alive)

j_mafar1 (j_indresp_ip) Distance to where mother lives

familynetworksa_ip10.malone1

R's mother lives alone

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Text: Does your LvRel=9biological mother live alone?

Option	Label
1	Yes
2	No

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if ParMar1 = 2 | (LvRelADP1 = 1 & NOT(LvRelADP1 = 2)) | (LVRelADP1 = 1 & (LvRelADP1 = 9 OR LVRelADP1 = 10)) (Biological parents not living together or mother alive but father not alive or has mother alive and step-mother/step-father)

j_malone1 (j_indresp_ip) R's mother lives alone

familynetworksa_ip10.mamostcon1

Biological or step/adoptive mother most contact

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which person do you have the most contact with, your biological mother or your step/adoptive mother?

Option	Label
1	Biological mother
2	Step/adoptive mother

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LvRelADP1 = 1 & LvRelADP1 = 9 (Has both biological and step/adoptive mother)

j_mamostcon1 (j_indresp_ip) Biological or step/adoptive mother most contact

familynetworksa_ip10.masee1

Frequency of seeing mother

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE MOTHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: Thinking about your mother. Other than via Skype or webcam, how often do you see your mother?

Option	Label
1	Daily
2	At least once per week
3	At least once per month
4	Several times per year
5	Less often
6	Never

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 1|9 (If biological/step-mother alive)

j_masee1 (j_indresp_ip) Frequency of seeing mother

familynetworksa_ip10.nrels1

Number of relations

Type: number

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: How many LVRelADP1 cat do you have, excluding those living here at the moment?

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 11|12|13|4|5|6|7|8 (Has sons/daughters, brothers/sisters, grandchildren, grandparents, great-grandchildren or great-grandparents)

j_nrels14 (j_indresp_ip) Number of brothers/sisters
j_nrels15 (j_indresp_ip) Number of grandchildren
j_nrels16 (j_indresp_ip) Number of grandparents
j_nrels17 (j_indresp_ip) Number of great grandchildren
j_nrels18 (j_indresp_ip) Number of great grandparents
j_nrels111 (j_indresp_ip) Number of biological son(s)/daughter(s)
j_nrels112 (j_indresp_ip) Number of adopted son(s)/daughter(s)
j_nrels113 (j_indresp_ip) Number of step son(s)/daughter(s)

familynetworksa_ip10.paage1

Father's age

Type: number

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE FATHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH. ENTER AGE

Text: How old is your father?

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 2|10 (If biological/step-father alive)

j_paage1 (j_indresp_ip) Father's age

familynetworksa_ip10.paaid1

Help given to parents

Type: multichoice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: CODE ALL THAT APPLY IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE PARENTS, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONES RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: Nowadays, do you regularly or frequently do any of these things for your parent(s)?

Option	Label	Associated variables
1	Giving them lifts in your car (if you have one)	j_paaid11 (j_indresp_ip) Giving them lifts in your car (if you have one)
2	Shopping for them	j_paaid12 (j_indresp_ip) Shopping for them
3	Providing or cooking meals	j_paaid13 (j_indresp_ip) Providing or cooking meals
4	Helping with basic personal needs like dressing, eating or bathing	j_paaid14 (j_indresp_ip) Helping with basic personal needs like dressing, eating or bathing
5	Washing, ironing or cleaning	j_paaid15 (j_indresp_ip) Washing, ironing or cleaning
6	Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters	j_paaid16 (j_indresp_ip) Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters
7	Decorating, gardening or house repairs	j_paaid17 (j_indresp_ip) Decorating, gardening or house repairs
8	Financial help	j_paaid18 (j_indresp_ip) Financial help
97	Anything else	j_paaid197 (j_indresp_ip) Anything else
96	None of these	j_paaid196 (j_indresp_ip) None of these

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 1 | LVRelADP1 = 2 | LVRelADP1 = 9 | LVRelADP1 = 10 (Biological/step-mother or father alive)

familynetworksa_ip10.pacon1

Frequency of other contact with father

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE FATHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: And how often do you have contact by telephone, email, letter, Skype or webcam with your father?

Option	Label
1	Daily
2	At least once per week
3	At least once per month
4	Several times per year
5	Less often
6	Never

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 2|10 (If biological/step-father alive)

j_pacon1 (j_indresp_ip) Frequency of other contact with father

familynetworksa_ip10.pafar1

Distance to where Father lives

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE FATHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: About how long would it take you to get to where your father lives? Think of the time it usually takes door to door.

Option	Label
1	Less than 15 minutes
2	Between 15-30 mins
3	Between 30 mins - 1hour
4	Between 1 and 2 hours
5	More than 2 hours
6	Lives/works abroad

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 2|10 (If biological/step-father alive)
and if ParMar1 <> 1 (Mother and father do not live together)

j_pafar1 (j_indresp_ip) Distance to where Father lives

familynetworksa_ip10.paidu1

Help received from parents

Type: multichoice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: CODE ALL THAT APPLY IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE PARENTS, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONES RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: And do you regularly or frequently receive any of these things from your parent(s)?

Option	Label	Associated variables
1	Getting a lift in their car (if they have one)	j_paidu11 (j_indresp_ip) Getting a lift in their car (if they have one)
2	Shopping for you	j_paidu12 (j_indresp_ip) Shopping for you
3	Providing or cooking meals	j_paidu13 (j_indresp_ip) Providing or cooking meals
4	Looking after your children	j_paidu14 (j_indresp_ip) Looking after your children
5	Washing, ironing or cleaning	j_paidu15 (j_indresp_ip) Washing, ironing or cleaning
6	Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters	j_paidu16 (j_indresp_ip) Dealing with personal affairs e.g. paying bills, writing letters
7	Decorating, gardening or house repairs	j_paidu17 (j_indresp_ip) Decorating, gardening or house repairs
8	Financial help	j_paidu18 (j_indresp_ip) Financial help
97	Anything else	j_paidu197 (j_indresp_ip) Anything else
96	None of these	j_paidu196 (j_indresp_ip) None of these

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 1 | LVRelADP1 = 2 | LVRelADP1 = 9 | LVRelADP1 = 10 (Biological/step-mother or father alive)

familynetworksa_ip10.palone1

R's father lives alone

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Text: Does your LvRel1=10biological father live alone?

Option	Label
1	Yes
2	No

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if ParMar1 = 2 | (LvRelADP1 = 2 & NOT(LvRelADP1 = 1)) | (LVRelADP1 = 2 & (LVRelADP1 = 9 OR LvRelADP1 = 10)) (Biological parents not living together or father alive but mother not alive or has father alive and step-mother/step-father)

j_palone1 (j_indresp_ip) R's father lives alone

familynetworksa_ip10.pamostcon1

Biological or step/adoptive father most contact

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which person do you have the most contact with, your biological father or your step/adoptive father?

Option	Label
1	Biological father
2	Step/adoptive father

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LvRelADP1 = 2 & LvRelADP1 = 10 (Has both biological and step/adoptive father)

j_pamostcon1 (j_indresp_ip) Biological or step/adoptive father most contact

familynetworksa_ip10.pasee1

Frequency of seeing father

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND STEP/ADOPTIVE FATHER, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: Thinking now about your father. Other than via Skype or webcam, how often do you see your father?

Option	Label
1	Daily
2	At least once per week
3	At least once per month
4	Several times per year
5	Less often
6	Never

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 2|10 (If biological/step-father alive)

j_pasee1 (j_indresp_ip) Frequency of seeing father

familynetworksa_ip10.stepu181

Step children under 18 not living in HH

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Are any of your step children living outside this household aged under 18?

Option	Label
1	Yes, all under 18
2	Yes, at least one under 18
3	None under 18

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 13 (If step son(s)/daughter(s) alive)

j_stepu181 (j_indresp_ip) Step children under 18 not living in HH

familynetworksa_ip10.stepu18num1

Number Step children under 18 not living in HH

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Text: How many?

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if LVRelADP1 = 13 (If step son(s)/daughter(s) alive)
and if STEPU181 = 1 | 2 (If has Step children aged under 18 not living in HH)

j_stepu18num1 (j_indresp_ip) Number Step children under 18 not living in HH

familynetworksa_ip10.chcon1

Frequency of other contact with child(ren) over 18

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS MORE THAN ONE SON/DAUGHTER AGED 18 OR OVER NOT LIVING HERE, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: And how often do you have contact by telephone, email, letter, Skype or webcam with your son/daughter (aged 18 or over)?

Option	Label
1	Daily
2	At least once per week
3	At least once per month
4	Several times per year
5	Less often
6	Never

j_chcon1 (j_indresp_ip) Frequency of other contact with child(ren) over 18

familynetworksa_ip10.chfar1

Distance to where child(ren) live(s)

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HAS MORE THAN ONE SON/DAUGHTER AGED 18 OR OVER NOT LIVING HERE, QUESTION REFERS TO THE ONE RESPONDENT HAS THE MOST CONTACT WITH.

Text: About how long would it take you to get to where your son/daughter (aged 18 or over) lives? Think of the time it usually takes door to door.

Option	Label
1	Less than 15 minutes
2	Between 15-30 mins
3	Between 30 mins - 1hour
4	Between 1 and 2 hours
5	More than 2 hours
6	Lives/works abroad

j_chfar1 (j_indresp_ip) Distance to where child(ren) live(s)

familynetworksa_ip10.parmar1

Parents live together in same household

Type: choice

Source: BHPS

Text: Do your parents live together in the same household?

Option	Label
1	Yes
2	No

Universe:
if ff_NONRESW10 = 1 (fed-forward experimental Group A)
and if (LVRelADP1 = 1 & LVRelADP1 = 2) & (LVRelADP1 <> 9 & LVRelADP1 <> 10) (If biological parents alive and does not have step-parents)

j_parmar1 (j_indresp_ip) Parents live together in same household

familynetworksa_ip10

Family Networks A module

familynetworksa_ip10.biou18num1

familynetworksa_ip10.adopu181

familynetworksa_ip10.adopu18num1

familynetworksa_ip10.biou181

familynetworksa_ip10.caidu1

familynetworksa_ip10.chaid1

familynetworksa_ip10.chsee1

familynetworksa_ip10.lch2uk1

familynetworksa_ip10.lchcar1

familynetworksa_ip10.lchcliv1

familynetworksa_ip10.lvreladp1

familynetworksa_ip10.maage1

familynetworksa_ip10.macon1

familynetworksa_ip10.mafar1

familynetworksa_ip10.malone1

familynetworksa_ip10.mamostcon1

familynetworksa_ip10.masee1

familynetworksa_ip10.nrels1

familynetworksa_ip10.paage1

familynetworksa_ip10.paaid1

familynetworksa_ip10.pacon1

familynetworksa_ip10.pafar1

familynetworksa_ip10.paidu1

familynetworksa_ip10.palone1

familynetworksa_ip10.pamostcon1

familynetworksa_ip10.pasee1

familynetworksa_ip10.stepu181

familynetworksa_ip10.stepu18num1

familynetworksa_ip10.chcon1

familynetworksa_ip10.chfar1

familynetworksa_ip10.parmar1

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