The best-selling author of "The Secrets of Happy Families" on getting kids to do chores, squelching sibling squabbles, reducing your nagging, holding successful family meetings, and his top parenting tip. (Videotaped remotely via Skype.)
Sadie was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at age five. In this video she describes what it feels like.
Her daughter was diagnosed at the age of five. In this video, Dorothy describes what it's like raising a child with bipolar disorder.
"It sounds really mean and tough," admits the happiness and parenting expert ... but it works. Here's her secret for getting kids to do their chores — without nagging.
Melissa Taylor shares three secrets to get your reluctant reader hooked on books.
They are master button pushers, those children of ours. So what should you do when you feel like you're going to lose your temper with your child?
Experts have identified four basic types: authoritative, permissive, authoritarian, and hands-off. Whatever your approach, here's how to make the most of your parenting style.
Should summer break be about R&R, hitting the books, or something in between? Identify your summer style – and how you can make it work to your kids’ advantage.
High school alcohol and drug use is on the decline, But older kids are finding dangerous ways to push boundaries. Here are 7 of the most frightening new teen trends.
Concerned about safety issues at your child's school? Take these questions along on your next visit, and get an insider's view.
