Health & Parenting Slideshows

How do you keep germs from spreading when everyone in your house is sick? These simple tips can keep your family well.

You can get good deals on some things, but used is not always the way to go. Find out when secondhand is probably fine and when buying new is a better idea.

Experts say spanking can do long-term damage to your child. WebMD's slideshow offers you some things to try instead.

You won’t believe what some teens are using to get high -- or how dangerous it is.

Do you hover over your kids too much? WebMD shows you signs you might be a helicopter parent.

Here are age-appropriate chores for kids, from toddler to teenager. Plus, see why chores are good for children, and get tips for getting them to help without nagging.

Time for some housecleaning! WebMD shows you how to clean and get rid of germs in your kitchen, bathroom, and everywhere else in your house.

Got kids? Then you've got messes, too! This WebMD slideshow will teach you how to keep your family and home neat and organized.

As tweens head to middle school, they face new social situations. This WebMD slideshow helps parents talk to tweens about peer pressure and other issues.

WebMD looks at why kids can be picky eaters and strategies to help parents feed a picky eater.

Your family has the opportunity to make healthy choices all day long. WebMD shows you how to make the most of the day with these tips for all ages.

WebMD shows you great ideas for healthy snacks to take when you're out and about, with a car full of kids or by yourself.

What nutrients do your kids need? WebMD shows you where to find essential vitamins and minerals in food for good children's nutrition.

Daily showdowns with a toddler can be rattling, but there are plenty of exhilarating moments in the mix. Preview the highlights of baby’s second year with WebMD’s guide to the most anticipated toddler milestones.

Bedwetting causes stress and can be triggered by it. WebMD offers solutions for managing accidents and embarrassment. Plus, tips for keeping your child dry.