Children's Health and Parenting - Videos

Moms Admit It Can Be Hard to Put Kids First

Some parents secretly look forward to Mondays after a weekend of continuous childcare and family activities. We'll talk to some mothers who say it's harder than their day jobs.

Should Crying Babies Be Left to Cry Themselves Back to Sleep?

Diana Alvear reports on a new study concerning the debate over whether or not to let your baby cry for a while in order to learn to sleep during the night.

Dealing with Toddlers' Temper Tantrums

Toddler tantrums are not as common as most parents think they are. Learn how to know when a tantrum is just a normal part of being toddler, and when it's a sign that your child needs to be evaluated.

Dealing with Back to School Jitters

Some tips for parents whose children are nervous about school.

Dangers of Singing While Driving

Singing in your car seems harmless, but a new study from Australia shows it could be dangerous.

Kids Are Exposed to 'Background TV' Several Hours a Day

Young kids are exposed to an average of 4 hours of "background television" every day.

Breast Milk Banks Become a Popular Trend

More and more studies are showing the health benefits of breast milk, but not all moms can breastfeed. Breast milk banks are booming.

Back to School Sleep Schedule Advice

It's important to establish a back-to-school sleep schedule.

Why Antibiotics Are Not Necessarily the Best Solution for Your Kid

The bacteria balance in kids may be upset when they get too many antibiotics.

Strict Vaccination Exemption Rules Reduce Unvaccinated Student Numbers

States with less stringent vaccination exemption rules have more unvaccinated students.

Audi the Therapy Dog Helps Raise Kids' Spirits

Audi the greyhound was pulled from the tracks and has found his new calling as a therapy dog. He performs tricks, and raises spirits of kids and adults.

New Ways To Help Mommy Wake Up

Hey Mommy, are you having trouble waking up? Here are some new helpful ways that can get your tush out of bed, and get on with your day.

How TV Watching Before Bed Influences Children's Sleep

What children watch on TV before bed could impact how long it takes them to fall asleep, as well as their sleep quality.

Don't Substitute Your Pediatrician with Google

Researchers are warning parents not to substitute the internet for their pediatrician.

Sleep Can Improve Kid's Behavior

More sleep can help improve your kids' behavior.

A Research Finds How Dirty Your Child's Pacifier Really Is

Many parents pop a pacifier back into their child's mouth after it drops on the floor. But new research may cause you to re-think that! Mold and staph were found growing on pacifiers taken from healthy infants. Erika Edwards reports.

The GAPS Diet

There are a ton of diets out there that claim to help you lose weight, but one mom swears by a unique diet that she says helped her daughter lose the symptoms of a brain disorder that hits one in 88 kids.

Parents Underestimate Children's Reactions To Trauma

Teens who have lost a parent to cancer are twice as likely as those who have not to cut or burn themselves, according to a new Swedish study.

Visits To The Grandparent's House Are The Best

Our kid reporter thinks visits to the grandparent's house is just the best! She's here to tell us why!

The MMR Vaccine May Have Helped Control a Recent Mumps Outbreak

A third dose of the MMR vaccine may have helped to control a mumps outbreak in New York during 2009 and 2010.

Special Group Offers Autistic Children Private Meetings with Santa

Visiting Santa is a special tradition that many children look forward to each Christmas. But the hustle and bustle of a shopping mall can be overwhelming for some children with an autism spectrum disorder.

Wooden Activity Walker Not As Good As It Sounds: Tips From A Real Dad

The Imaginarium Wooden Activity Walker sounds like a great toy. It helps kids learn to walk and allows them to play some music too! But in reality, this toy's flaws outweigh its virtues, and won't have parents singing a happy tune.

Croup Explained

My child recently had the flu and two weeks later developed a bad case of croup. Is it the same virus lingering or is it something new?

Fifth Disease Explained

The mother of two young girls is worried about them catching fifth disease at school. She wants to know if it's only contagious before the rash appears.

Roseola Disease Explained

A mother is concerned because her daughter has recently had a fever and a rash. She thinks her daughter had roseola and is concerned that she could spread it when she returns to school. She wants to know if Roseola is contagious, and if so, how she can stop it from spreading.

Helping Babies Sit Up Can Help Learning

Helping young babies sit up may accelerate the learning process.

Aspergers Treatment Techniques

Aspergers, known as high IQ autism, usually involves speech and behavior modification treatment.

Girls and Body Image

For young girls, body image concerns can be overwhelming. Whether through magazines or on the Internet, the message they are getting is that they would be happier if they lost weight. Find out how to help your daughter develop a healthy body image.

Boys and Body Image

Messages about body image impact both girls and boys. Whether in magazines or on the Internet, boys hear the message that in order to be more masculine they need to get a chiseled physique. Get tips on how to help your son develop a healthy body image.

How Divorce Affects Your Children

Dr. Israel C. (Izzy) Kalman explains the effect divorce has on our children, and how we should behave, even when we disagree.
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