Parenting Tips Highlights

Haven’t slept since bringing baby home? Follow these tips from TheBump.com to ensure you get some much-needed rest.

Paige and Gretchen share their techniques for helping a baby to burp.

Are obesity report cards for kids a good idea?

Dietician Julia Mutter offers parents some tips on healthier snacks for their children.

Dr. Bonnie discusses what to do when your ex-husband is spoiling your kids by buying them gifts every chance he gets.

Thanksgiving dinners always include family members of all ages. I recommend, for a flawless event that the adults can enjoy and the children as well, that you set a table separately for the children and serve the children earlier than the adults.

At-home whitening kits can be dangerous for children. Learn safe ways to whiten your child's teeth.

Why give kids allowances? What should it cover? When should you start and how much should you give them? These answers and more from MoneyWatch special contributor Ray Martin.

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears visits popular Chicago Bulls forward Brian Scalabrine and his wife to share parenting tips.

Listen without judgment, is being able to allow your kids to open up and tell you what they are thinking, what is going on for them without you jumping in and trying to solve the problem. As adults, when there is a problem, we want to solve it. Kids need the space to just recount what is going on for them and most often they will figure it out on their own.

In this edition of You've Got, Dr. Phil offers three of his best parenting tips to maintain harmony in the household.

The Doctors discuss the controversy of giving Botox to young children.

Tammy Jacobs describes an appropriate disciplinary method to enforce when a child misbehaves.

Dr. Sears takes his 6-year-old nephew, Bobby, out for a hot dog, but things quickly head south when Bobby throws a temper tantrum. In this web-exclusive alternate ending, see what happens when they stay in line, and Dr. Sears ignores Bobby while he continues to stomp his feet.