Keeping your kids in shape is more important than ever these days. There's a sport that not only helps get kids in shape but also teaches them self-control, self-discipline and to respect authority. We take a closer look at martial arts training in today's Parent to Parent.
Every parent wants their child to achieve and be successful, but what steps should you take to help your kids follow their dreams? Dr. Valerie has some helpful advice in today's Parent to Parent.
These days, kids don't just make friends at school or with kids in their neighborhood, they like to socialize on-line too, but if you think your child is a little too young for MySpace or Facebook, there is another networking site just for kids. Check it out as we talk Parent to Parent.
Raising twins can be twice as nice or double trouble, but no matter what, it's important for parents to remember while twins share a special bond, they don't always share the same personalities or interests. Here's some advice on raising twins in today's Parent to Parent.
Losing sleep trying to get your kids to go to sleep at night? There are ways to solve those Bedtime Battles so everyone can rest easy. Tips in today's Parent to Parent.
Commitment, determination and integrity. These are just some of the qualities leaders possess. So how can you help your child develop leadership skills? Dr. Valerie has advice in today's Parent to Parent.
Keep your elbows off the table, and chew with your mouth closed. It's common knowledge for many adults, but getting kids to mind their manners at the dinner table can take some extra instruction. Seven's Lynn Martinez shows us in today's Parent to Parent.
Belly dancing is more than just a great way to shape up, it can help promote a positive self-body image for young girls. In today's Parent to Parent Dr. Valerie explains why this form of dance is good for moms and daughters.
It's the biggest dreaming you'll ever do, dreaming for your child's future. Some want their child to be the next billionaire businessman like Bill Gates or Donald Trump. In today's Parent to Parent, Dr. Valerie shows us how to turn your child into an entrepreneur.
All month long we've been focusing on ways to teach children how to go green. So, in today's Parent to Parent, Dr. Valerie says the best way to show kids how to help save the planet is to start early.
Today, we look at ways to teach kids how to care about their community. Dr. Valerie says it may be as simple as planting a tree.
It may surprise you to hear that schools spend more money on electricity every year than on textbooks and computers combined. That's why many students here in South Florida are Going Green inside the Classroom. We're showing you how in today's Parent to Parent.
Everybody wants to go green these days. So, for the next month, we're going to show families what they can do to help save the planet and some money too. In today's Parent to Parent, the experts show us how to Go Green at Home.
OK, parents before you go crazy buying your kids gifts this holiday season, listen up. How can you teach your children to be grateful for what they have? Dr. Valerie doles out some sound advice in today's Parent to Parent.
OK, Mom and Dad, are you getting sick of reading the same story to your child night after night? Wondering if that is normal? Don't fret. As Seven's Lynn Martinez shows us, Dr. Valerie promises a happy ending in today's Parent to Parent.
It may surprise you to hear that half of all teenage relationships are abusive but the experts say that abuse comes in many forms. So what do parents need to know? One survivor shares her story and Dr. Valerie has advice in today's Parent to Parent.
Dropping your little one off at pre-school can be a stressful experience. Between child and parent there can be tears on both sides. In today's Parent to Parent, Dr. Valerie offers up some helpful advice to make things easier.
Kids ask a million questions. It's just a fact of life for parents, but, instead of just answering their questions, experts say you're better off if you teach kids how to find the answers themselves. Details in today's Parent to Parent.
If you're a parent, the truth is more than likely you have lost your temper during homework time. Trying to help your child turns into tension and frustration. Now some A-plus advice on Homework Help.