Etiquette and Table Manners

Mowing Down Only-Child Myths

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For all the stories going around about only children, there sure are a lot of solid, happy adults who were raised solo. Explore the myths -- and facts -- about raising an only child.

Dealing With "Monsters" And Nighttime Fears

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Stacy DeBroff It can be difficult to think straight when your crying child shakes you awake in the middle of the night frightened and tearful by a nightmare or the monster she knows for sure has taken up...

Therapy Better Than Meds for Kids, Teens with OCD

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While many parents choose to treat their OCD-diagnosed child with medication, some professionals feel that an active, non-drug therapy regimen can give children suffering from the syndrome the tools they need to deal with it.

Modeling a Good Marriage for Your Kids

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When moms and dads fight it can make their kids feel bad. Working on your relationship in a calm, honest and loving way will set the right example.

Health Tip: Symptoms of Autism

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With autism on the rise -- as many as 12 in every 10,000 children (boys more than girls) -- how can a parent tell if their child is autistic or if they have some other mental health disorder?

Bullying and Your Teenager

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The Journal of the American Medical Association reported that one out of every three students in grades six through 10 is the victim of bullies.

Fortify Sensitive Kids

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Patti Teel Children are likely to interpret and respond very differently to their experiences, depending on their temperament. Sensitive children are likely to be wonderfully compassionate, bright,...