This report summarizes the ideas presented at a parent-child relationship forum for Midwest business and industrial leaders, an offshoot of the 1970 White House Conference on Children. Included is an overview of some of the problems of youth in America, a look at some of the research relating to adults' interacting with children, and a discussion of the expanding influence of industry on family life. A list of twelve recommendations is given for businesses and industries to use in improving parent-child relationships. (SET)