Health & Parenting Videos

Learn a few methods to burp your newborn.

What can you do to calm your child’s anxiety before a trip to the doctor?

Does your child feel under the weather? Try one of these 3 thermometers to figure out if he's running a fever.

Explore all the options to take your toddler's temperature.

Pencils? Check. Folders? Check. School supplies are fun, but before you send your kids off to class, think about putting these not-so-obvious items in their backpack.

Did late-night sleepovers and extra free time throw off your kid's schedule? Make a smooth transition into the new school year with these tips.

Are you sure you’d know when a child was in distress in the water? Here’s how to keep your kids safe while swimming.

How can you set rules and drag your teen away from all those media screens?

Your kid is bound to stir up some fun -- and some dirt at the playground. Plan ahead and pack these three lifesavers.

The opposite of helicopter parenting, this hands-off approach is said to encourage independence and creativity.

What is the truth about TV and electronics for kids? The president of the American Academy of Pediatrics has the answers.

Help your child stop wetting the bed by separating bedwetting facts from fiction.

WebMD discusses ways of effectively dealing with your children when they throw temper tantrums in public.

Should parents help schools decide what to serve students at lunch? First lady Michelle Obama says it's important for parents to take the initiative.

Two WebMD experts talk about the best snacks for growing children to eat.

School, homework, and tests can really stress your kids out. WebMD's pediatrician gives advice on helping your children relax and unwind.

First lady Michelle Obama shares tips on parenting with moms and other audience members in a WebMD Town Hall meeting in Miami, Fla.

If your child isn't getting enough quality sleep, try these tips from first lady Michelle Obama and WebMD experts.

WebMD's Dr. Hansa answers a new parent's biggest concern: When should I call my pediatrician or 911?

Joy Brown: This concerned father wants to know. When is it okay for my toddler to stop napping and what should I do if she wants to stop before I want her to?Dr. Bhargava: Well, every child has a different sleep pattern and some kids will nap until they are five years old and some kids will only nap until they are three years old. And generally,a good a rule of thumb is that if you feel that the child is staying up really late, because they had a nap, then you might start thinking about whether that child really

WebMD discusses what symptoms warrant a trip to the pediatrician or a call to 911.

WebMD's Dr. Hansa has tips on the biggest issues facing parents with toddlers.

WebMD discusses how to keep your kids safe on moving day. Get tips like boxing up chemicals and cleaners ahead of time.

The Be Out There Initiative is to get kids to get outside and do outdoor play. With staggering times on electronic devices of over 7 hours a day, children’s mental and physical health is stunted. Watch this WebMD video on how outdoor play can help kids grow through play time.

Educators teach kids how to react when they are being bullied or see someone else who is being bullied.