Parenting Tips Highlights

Are you the parent of a child who has been requesting their own Facebook page? In this episode of The Lab, Daddy Clay sits down with the authors of "The Smart Parent's Guide to Facebook" to discuss this parenting dilemma. They give advice on what the appropriate age is for kids to start social networking, and also provide Internet safety tips on how to avoid things like cyber bullying.

As busy parents, we all know how hard it is to get kids to eat healthfully. It’s especially hard when we’re constantly “on the go”, running errands, taking the kids to school, childcare or dance class. But there are ways to make sure your kids get the nutrients they need.

Jennifer Hood teaches you how start your toddler on a healthy diet and lifestyle from his or her first solid food.

Heart disease begins during childhood. Parents.tv shows you how to make heart-healthy choices for your child.

Help your kids stay organized with fun and easy chores. Plus, find out the right way to dispose of an old computer.

The Go-To Mom gives advice on how to approach the picky eater.

You love shoes and chances are, your child does too. But with so many styles to choose from, it’s sometimes hard to know which pair to pick. Take a look as we follow one family to their favorite shoe store, and see just how important it is to get the righ

Chuck Carter show you ways to teach your children early surfing skills and habits.

Hey Dads and Moms: Relax! Today's parents are more anxious than ever about their kids safety, but they don't have to be (with a few major exceptions). In this episode Daddy Clay interviews Cara Natterson, pediatrician and author of Dangerous or Safe. Quick quiz: which is more dangerous for you or your child: eating fish or using cell phones? Watch this video, read the book, and find out.

In an attempt to improve his physical fitness and lose weight, Daddy Brad embarks upon his weight loss challenge with the help of Stroller Strides instructor Joi Morse. Stroller Strides is a boot camp type fitness program geared for new moms to get back in shape after pregnancy. The fitness and social group uses interval based cardio workouts, resistance bands and incorporates baby strollers making for a great workout for parents and fun for kids.

Beware of potential hazards that may lurk around swimming pools.