For the second year in a row, Bay Area parents in 2006 put their children's emotional health at the top of their worry list, highlighting a less-recognized yet crucial aspect of children's well-being. In a wide-ranging survey commissioned by the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health, parents across economic, geographic and racial/ethnic lines indicated that on a day-to-day basis stress, depression, weight, and the fallout from family conflict outrank other concerns about their children's health.