Children's Health and Parenting - Videos

Has getting your kids to do their homework become your second job? Make the whole process less painful with these strategies.

Reform a spoiled brat with these parenting tips.

Has your child's homework become a second job for you? If so, does that mean he's being assigned too much?

A study from the American Stroke Association found strokes have increased 30-percent in boys and girls ages five to 14. They can even happen in the womb or right after birth. We take a look at the issue and see how doctors are now fighting it.

One in four babies will develop it and it can kill them. By the time doctors spot sepsis in newborns, it can already be too late. Now a new device is helping save young lives.

Scoliosis can men excruciating pain, even death for suffers. Now, there's a new way for doctors to figure out a patient's risk without guessing or overtesting.

Potty training can be a hassle to deal with. It's so hard to get the kids to realize and remember they need to go, and when they do realize it, it's impossible to get them to stay on the toilet! Here's so great tips, tricks, and gadgets to help any frustrated parent get their little ones to go.

Nicole Pearl introduces an outdoor blanket for mom and baby called the Monkey Mat.

Could binge eating be linked to an increased risk of depression and drug use? HealthDay TV has the answers.

Have you been gaining weight over the holidays? With all of the food and beverages you consume, it's hard not to. But it might not be all your fault.

You CAN get workout while getting your house clean! Yes! It's possible! We're here to help you out so that you can put the workout into your housework.

Just because you're stuck at work doesn't mean you can't sneak in a workout! Follow these easy tips and you'll be slimming down while still being productive!

With all the treats and temptations around during the holidays, it's easy to pack on a few extra pounds - but remember, New Year's Eve parties are fast approaching too. If you indulge, remember to work out! Luckily, celeb trainer Ashley Borden created this little black dress workout for us all. Best of all, there are no props required. So no excuses! Press play and get ready to sweat, sculpt, and torch some serious calories.

CEO of Portico, Justin Halloran demonstrates how gyrotonics helps him de-stress after a long work week.

Small toy stuck in your child's nose? Learn the safest way to get it out.

Full Segment: After 17 years as its own disorder in the psychiatry "bible," Asperger's is being removed and collapsed under "autism spectrum disorder." What are the implications?

After 17 years as its own disorder in the psychiatry "bible," Asperger's is being removed and collapsed under "autism spectrum disorder." What are the implications? Andrew Raymond, who diagnosed him self with Asperger's, weighs in.

Spice up your Winter workouts with a chair. Yes, a chair. It's the only prop you need to work your entire body, and we're certain you have a stable chair to test out these moves from Madonna's trainer Nicole Winhoffer. This is a no-excuses, do-anywhere workout that will get your heart rate up and tone your abs, legs, arms, and back. Watch this video to learn four fun moves straight from the Addicted to Sweat DVDs created for Madonna's Hard Candy Fitness Clubs.

Dancer/model/fitness enthusiast Rosa Acosta gives a rundown of her favorite cardio exercises.

Watch as OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson gets a behind-the-scenes tour of Cirque Du Soleil's IRIS, an elaborate production featuring more than 70 body-bending performers and 200-plus dazzling costumes. Learn the health benefits of jumping on a trampoline as IRIS' amazing trampoline artists teach Dr. Lisa some basic, bouncy moves.

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon go through a standard lifeguard's daily fitness routine.

Aaron Winston tells his story about how he turned a passion for video games into a career, in spite of his on going struggle with Autism.

Texting is now the main way teens socialize with friends, check in with mom and dad, and share content. But for parents, dealing with text-happy kids can sometimes be a challenge. Get tips on how to keep your kids' texting under control.

When we think of yoga, some of the first images are of extremely slim, fit and flexible people putting their legs behind their heads, or holding incredible poses forever. But it is a fitness exercise that everybody can utilize... even our resident fat guy.

Gold medal-winning cross-country skiers have solid upper and lower bodies and are in great cardiovascular condition. The trendy sport of Nordic walking said to be one of the world's fastest-growing sports with good reason is recognized as a time-efficient, low-stress and total body workout. All you need is proper walking shoes and proper poles, and a door to the welcoming outside world, says expert Bernd Zimmermann, founder of the American Nordic Walking Association.

Yoga is ideal for developing and improving flexibility, strength, balance and fitness, even though it's a nonaerobic form of exercise. It also helps us focus, clear our minds, and do something that's totally "for ourselves." In this Mind Your Body TV episode, expert Geo Moskios shows us baby boomers some yoga basics, as well as advanced moves, so we can decide whether yoga is for us.

Among baby boomers, especially super-achievers, many have been fortunate enough to "float" through their earlier decades without too much "drama." "But nobody gets into their 50s or 60s without something spinning out of control," says Dr. Carol Orsborn. She explains that's where resilience comes into play, that ability to bounce back when the sand castle tumbles down, and she shows you how to do just that.

If you're a boomer woman who's also a caregiver for a parent or other loved one, you may feel challenged by repeat visits to that person. You want to be there, to "do something" meaningful, and you want that visit to be rich and pleasant for both of you. CoroFaith is a new audio streaming service with the largest database of spiritual, religious and wellness content that addresses needs of the inter-faith community within the health care setting, says Dr. Carol Orsborn.

Corporal punishment in schools is legal in 19 states, but a recent situation at a Springtown, Texas, high school has sparked debate on the issue. While the high school's corporal punishment policy says paddling may only occur between teachers and students of the same gender, a male assistant principle allegedly paddled a female student, causing uproar among parents. See what The Doctors have to say.

Full Segment: Few men work at companies with paternity leave. And when they do, career concerns make them afraid to take it. How do we widen this option for dads & remove the stigma?