entity relationship - How can I have one content type be a child of another content type in Drupal? -

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i create new content type family in drupal. content type have fields ask choose list of child child custom content type.

furthermore, i'd restrict choose child field show children content has been created.

example: i'd create new family based on family content type. while i'm creating family, i'd ask me children want, , can choose bob, john or sarah of created content of content type child.

i installed relation module don't understand how works i'm not sure if need or if can achieve somehow taxonomy or in drupal core.

i'm not sure relationship module have not used it, worth time @ references module. pretty port of node reference , user reference field types part of cck in drupal 6. installs new field types can use in content types.

once install module (be sure install node reference) can add node reference field "family" content type , allow reference nodes "child" content type.


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