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In this segment, Beth Ann Bentley breaks down the anatomy of your child's lunchbox - what you should be including and how much.

Taking your kids fishing is a classic in the Quality Time repertoire. Whether you are an experienced angler or a lunker, it's easier than you think to take the kids out to get the hooks wet. Daddy Brad is your guide.

In this video, veteran homeschooling parent Leslie Nathaniel discusses how you can create your own homeschooling environment.

Jodi shares her personal story of being a nurse and what she does before sleeping to get a good night's sleep.

DadLabs Ep. 365 -- Considering a "staycation" this year? Don't let gas prices put a crimp in your family travel creativity. Go retro! Consider an overnight road trip to some of the kitchy, goofy, even downright weird destinations like the Snake Farm, within a one tank range of your house. Brought to you by Graco's Ready for the Road Ahead campaign.

It's a jungle out there. The Internet is an amazing jungle full of knowledge and information, but it's also a jungle with dangers. Using Windows Vista's Parental Controls you can help to keep your family safe and sound. Welcome to the jungle. :-)

Better.TV's Rhiannon Ally talks to Ken Jeddings about tips for college graduands and their parents to cope after graduation, when the kids return home.

Heather speaks about life as a new mom and how she's developed a routine to sleep well.

Sometimes the simplest games make for the most Quality Time. Daddy Brad gets in his Way Back machine for an outing with his kids to the Old School. Some things last because they're good. If you don't think so: nanny-nanny-boo-boo.

Human affection stems from the very early stages of a baby's development, says the Dalai Lama. Watch this insightful video of the Dalai Lama offering his wisdom.

Shannon Eis gave Rebecca Jarvis a preview of the 108th annual American International Toy Fair show showing off some of the show's hottest items including a wall mounted hot wheels track, T-Pain's Auto-Tune Mic, and authentic Star Wars light sabers.

When it comes to family game night, which do you prefer as a parent, video or board? We put this question to the crowd of experienced parents gathered at Freddie\'s Place in Austin, Texas. Let us know what you think: do you prefer to come together over game pieces or pixels?

What better way to get the whole family at each other's throats than a nice board game? At DadLabs we think family game night is an outstanding idea, but being proactive to avoid competitive disputes is key to having a good time.

Kids grow up fast. And when they do, they leave behind piles of stuff. Lightly used clothes, toys and gear can be resold for cash that can be used for...more clothes, toys and gear. Oh, well. The Gear Daddy shows you how.