What do kids need to get along in the world? School counselor Barbara Gruener makes the case for the importance of instilling people skills.

Sometimes we react to our kids behavior and regret what we've said or done. Dr. Amy Alamar talks about parenting through reflective practice.

When parenting stress has you unhinged, how do you get back in balance? Stress Free Kids founder, Lori Lite, gives tips for the whole family.

When families need support, is the answer family coaching or counseling? Psychotherapist Amy Fortney Parks explains the differences and benefits.

We're all app-happy, but all kids' apps are not equal. App reviewer Carisa Kluver gives parents, teachers, and librarians great tips for evaluating apps.

Kids love puppies and both can be more than a handful. Dog trainer Karen Schuerholz helps parents assess if getting a dog makes sense.

Parents try to shield children from failure. Human Development Professor Regina Lamourelle offers parents advice on failure's positive effects on kids.

Yelling isn’t helpful. Family physician and parenting expert Dr. G. offers truly effective parenting tools for handling the behavior we don't like.

Clinical Psychologist Beth Onufrak helps young children develop essential coping skills so they can learn how to manage their melt-downs and thrive.

School psychologist Louise Sattler helps teachers make small classroom accommodations that yield positive impacts for students with special needs.

Psychologist Kimberly Palmiotto understands each child's learning style is unique. She supports families and helps kids reach their learning potential.

Mental health counselor Janine Halloran of EncouragePlay.com gives parents tips to help kids gain confidence and enjoy playtime with peers.

Cal Poly Professor Elizabeth J. Meyer talks about gender-based harassment and what parents, students, and schools can do to reduce it.

Children's librarian, Michelle Coxford, talks about how time at home with parents and kids reading together, can turn children into lifelong readers.

Award-winning filmmaker Tiffany Shlain discusses how a weekly, 24 hour tech break provides opportunity for parents and kids to connect more deeply.