Parenting: Page 4

Encouraging your baby's brain growth can be fun for both parents and children. See how to become an active teacher and begin stimulating your baby and promoting brain development.

How many times have you needed to make a quick diaper change when there is no diaper deck or other suitable place? Keep these great tips in mind next time you need to change your baby in public.

Since babies swallow air when they eat, you'll need to burp them to give them relief. Watch how to properly burp your little one.

Add a little sparkle to your child's next party by making these adorable flower bouquets. All you need is a few everyday craft supplies.

Newborn babies may seem delicate, but you shouldn't be afraid to hold them. Learn how to safely and comfortably hold your infant several different ways, from the cradle hold to the football hold.

Many teenage boys have a unique way of communicating, so resorting to a confined one-on-one discussion may not be the best way to go. Learn the most effective ways to talk to teenage sons.

Giving a bath to your baby can be a fun and loving experience for you both. Learn how to sponge-bathe a newborn, and also how to bathe an older infant.

Parenting can be busy, and sometimes stressful, but kids deserve quality time every day. Check out these tips for creating some quality time in your evening family routine.

Due to many environmental concerns, many moms are choosing to use washable diapers instead of disposable diapers. Learn how to change a washable with ease.

Expressing milk just describes the process by which you take milk out of your breasts to put in a bottle for your baby.

This 1958 video tells story of an adolescent who returns home late at night and neglects his school work, pictures alternate methods of discipline being tried by his parents without success, attempts to determine how much discipline is good for adolescents, and shows the results of both too little and too much parental control.

Learn how to help your children deal with the death of a child throughout the entire grieving process with Dr. Steve Shelov, MD.

Learn from Henry Joseph Hasson, MD., how to tell if your 2-year-old is normal.

How do you know when it's time to burp your baby? Watch this video for some burping techniques that may help you burp your baby.

It's the little habits that could have a big impact on your child's future health. Watch and learn how to help break those bad habits before its too late.

Dr. JJ Levenstein shows you what works best to get rid of head lice and how to use the products in this helpful video.

Do you struggle taking your child to the dentist? Well, taking your children to the dentist doesn't have to be like pulling teeth. Watch this video to learn the best ways to keep your child happy during this doctor visit.

Dr. Jennifer Shu identifies some of the most common bad habits and tells you how to break them. See this tutorial to learn the tricks of fixing rude behavior.

Erin Shirey talks about the benefits of homemade baby food and shows you how to make butternut squash pear puree. Watch this clip to learn her techniques.

Parents TV demonstrates how to safely bathe your baby, and features the products that make bath time a "splashing" success! Parents TV is all about your family and your life. By combining resources of your favorite magazines, like American Baby, Parents and Family Circle, Parents TV is able to provide you with the most helpful and reliable information available. Watch this video to learn more.

Check out this video to learn how to use a receiving blanket to support your baby.

Check out this video to learn how to wash your baby carrier.

Hanging out with the folks can be fun. Really, trust us. This video gives tips on how to obtain a better relationship with your parents.

Learn how to be a stay at home husband. It's not an easy job and as time moves on more and more blokes are making the move to staying at home. It is a hard job as you have to be a psychologist, doctor, nurse, mother, cook, cleaner and teacher to name a few!!!

Whether you're feeding your baby formula or freshly pumped breast milk, holding his body and angling the bottle just so will make for a happy meal.

Dealing with wet or poopy diapers is the most thankless job of parenting—but, thankfully, disposable diapers can help you make quick work of it.

Your newborn can't have a tub bath until her belly button heals. Until then, a thorough once-over with a washcloth every two or three days will keep her plenty clean.

Babies under 4 months old can only breathe through their noses, so when they get congested it can be hard for them to nurse. Here are some ways to help a stuffed-up infant breathe easier.

Newborns are used to the coziness of the womb. Recreating that environment is a great way to calm a baby during her first few months in the big wide world.

Another method of feeding your newborn, when breastfeeding all the time is not an option, is to use what's called a "breast pump." Express your milk when convenient without sacrificing your schedule.

This video shows you how to teach the parts of the body. You can watch this video with your child or you can point to the parts of the body on yourself and then on your child.

The most important part of breastfeeding is getting the baby to latch on correctly. Find out the best breastfeeding positions so your baby can get the proper latch. The second part gives extra advice for women with flat or inverted nipples.

When your child is well-behaved, it says as much about you as it does about her! Here, tips for teaching your child the importance of manners.

The world can be cruel to growing children. Give your child the tools to deal with life's setbacks.

For preschoolers hopping on one leg is not only healthy, but also great for working on body control.

For preschoolers a rhyming song with hand movements. Singing songs with your child is wonderful for many reasons. The most important reason is that singing is it is fun and children love to sing. Songs are great for increasing vocabulary and pronunciation. Using hand and body movements with songs and rhymes helps preschoolers learn to control their bodies. There is even research that has shown that children who are actively involved in music do better in reading and math when they start...

This video is for children to see and learn how a dentist cleans their teeth. Cullen brings Alligator to Dr. Keller the dentist for a teeth cleaning. Dr. Keller cleans the Alligators teeth to show children what to expect and feel comfortable when visiting the dentist for a teeth cleaning.

For preschoolers this is lesson tune that works on animal identification and color recognition. It includes lots of Halloween themed and colored items like a skeleton, spider, and black cat. Preschool video lesson tunes are short songs or chants with an educational message done to a familiar tune. Music is used as tool to teach or communicate a message. Repetition is used to reinforce learning, and children love repetition. Hand and body movements are used to help deliver the message and for...

Knowing the days of the week is one of the most basic skills your child needs to know now and for the rest of his or her life. And what better way to introduce your kid to the week than with a fun, catchy song?

For preschoolers the popular Five Little Pumpkin rhyme is done with hand movements and counting skills are incorporated.