Moving
We've all heard home is where the heart is. But when kids move to a new home, it can be heart-wrenching. In tonight's Parent to Parent, Dr. Sally shows us how to help your child get through the change.
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Sports
Shaq, Dan Marino, Tiger Woods... What parent wouldn't want to raise the next great sports star. But whether or not your child is the next phenom, there's more to sports then wins and losses. In tonight's Parent to Parent, Dr. Sally has advice on how your child can get the most out of the game.
Work After Baby
It's every parents' greatest joy -- the birth of a baby. The first few months are usually spent bonding, but when it's time to go back to work, Dr. Sally says many parents have a difficult decision to make.
Quality Time
The holidays are often the one time we get to spend with family. But who says the rest of the year can't be just as special. In tonight's Parent to Parent, we learned bonding with your children doesn't have to be a chore if you follow a few rules.
Charity Minded Children
The holidays are as much about giving as receiving. But as many of us know, it's not always easy to teach children how to be charitable. In tonight's parent to parent, dr. Sally has some advice on how to pass on compassion to your children.
Dealing with Death
For some families, the holidays can be a hardship. Parents who lost a child often use this time for reflection and remorse. But in tonight's Parent to Parent, Dr. Sally has some advice on how to deal with the devastation.
Potty Training
For parents, it's a major milestone. For children, it's one of life's first challenges. In most families, toilet training can be time consuming - to say the least. But in tonight's Parent to Parent, we have some tips to make the transition to the potty as smooth as possible.
Travel With Kids
If you thought holidays with the family were hectic, traveling with your kids in toe is downright draining. This week, more than 37 million people will be driving and flying for thanksgiving dinner. But in tonight's Parent to Parent, we found taking the children can actually be trouble free.
Late Talkers
They are milestone moments every parent waits for - their child's first step, first word, first time sleeping through the night. But when your child doesn't start speaking, many moms and dads don't know if they should worry or wait. In tonight's Parent to Parent, Dr. Sally has some advice on what to do if you have a late talker.
Stranger Danger
It can happen to any child, anywhere, any time. Every year, more than 50,000 kids in the U.S. are abducted by a stranger. But in tonight's Parent to Parent, you can prepare your son or daughter by teaching them how to be street smart.
Responsibility
Learning your abc's and 123's is a basic part of growing up. But teaching your child responsibility requires a certain degree of patience. In tonight's Parent to Parent, Dr. Sally has advice on how to make our kids accountable for their actions.
Beating the Bully
From the time they're born, parents will do just about anything to protect their little ones, but when a real bully picks on your child, most moms and dads are unsure how to handle the situation. In tonight's Parent to Parent, we found that sometimes the best advice is building up your child instead of bringing down the bully.
Sleep In Own Bed
For a lot of families, bedtime is a burden. Every evening, mom and dads struggle just getting their kids to sleep in their own rooms. But in tonight's Parent to Parent, we found pleasant dreams are possible without being woken up in the middle of the night.
Playdate
It seems as soon as a baby is born, parents enroll them in a long list of activities...Everything from music and art to swim classes. But what about the days of good ole' playtime? In tonight's parent to parent, we found basic child's play can actually do a lot for your little one.