Parenting Tips Highlights

An accidental slip of the tongue can be funny, but what's the best way to react when your kid curses? Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears shares tips for managing bad words in your home.

Better.TV's Rhiannon Ally talks to Laurie Giles about ways parents can deal with an empty house when their children are off to college.

How to live safely with food allergies with Onespot Allergy Founder, Elizabeth Goldenberg. This video highlights food allergy training tools you can use to educate others about food allergy and anaphylaxis.

BetterTV's Juli Auclair and the girl on a tour of Disney World to meet Disney princesses and become princesses at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique in Disney World. They have some useful tips for your next vacation in Disney's magical kingdom.

Susan Stiffelman explains how to deal with your teenager and their messy room.

Learn how to manage and live safely with food allergies with Onespot Allergy Founder, Elizabeth Goldenberg.

This video from TV360 talks about the reasons why your teenager sleeps through the weekend.

Jill Schlesinger coaches a woman on a delicate subject: telling an adult child it's time to move out.

In this edition of EmpowHER's "HER Week In Health" for the week of September 9, 2011 we’ll learn that homeschooling your children may give them an academic edge. We’ll also learn that the number of Americans who smoke is on the decline and we debunk a long-held medical belief about menopause and risk of cardiovascular death in women.

In this episode of The Lab, Daddy Clay welcomes special guest Po Bronson. Po is one of the authors of the great new parenting book, NurtureShock. In this interview segment, he shares his thoughts on subjects featured in the book including, the science of praise, how to teach kids about race, conflict resolution, and discipline. NurtureShock is one of the best books on the subject of parenting and is a great read for moms and dads.

If you're not sure what to buy the kids on your holiday gift list this year you may want to consider toys that are not only fun to play with but may help make your kids healthier. Juli is out shopping in New York City, let's see what she found.

When your child hasn’t yet learned to say, “I have to go potty,” teaching him a foreign language may not be at the top of your to-do list. But today in the U.S., there are over five million preschoolers who speak a language other than English in their ho

As parents, we want to help our children learn how to communicate with others, perform better in school and cultivate their cultural knowledge. Pediatricians say one of the most effective ways, is teaching your child how to play an instrument. It brings m

As parents, we're used to tossing out broken crayon pieces that our kids no longer want to use. However, Crayola has come up with a new product, the Crayola Crayon Maker that will make kids want to save their crayons for a new project. Daddy Troy got the scoop on the toy at a recent toy fair in New York City. Children can place small or broken Crayola Crayons and the machine will melt and swirl them to make new colors. The Crayon Maker is fun and useful for dads, moms, and kids.

In this episode of The Lab, we learn more about baby names. Daddy Clay talks with Linda Murray of BabyCenter.com to find out what the top baby names for 2010 are. She tells us about the annual Top 10 Baby Name list and reveals what the popular names for girls and boys are. Find out how pop culture, including television shows like Mad Men and Glee, influence parents and their choice of names. Politics and sports stars also lead to trends.