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Kids In The House is the world’s largest parenting video library! Our editorial staff brings you the latest information on parenting subjects from how to get pregnant to sending your teenager off to college. Every week we focus on one topic to bring you parenting tips for all parenting styles from top our top experts!
A frequent concern about attachment parenting is that it will cause the child to develop a lasting dependency on the parent. If a child is given constant attention during their formative years, then perhaps they will expect and need this to continue indefinitely, right? Proponents of attachment theory insist just the opposite.
When it comes to the hardships of parenting, it can seem like everyone around you has an opinion on which one is the worst and how to handle them. What they don’t always tell you is that this can be the greatest hardship of them all. Reading up on helpful tips or taking in a few anecdotes from others can have its value, but what happens when information and judgment are thrown at you without your consent?
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Jimmy the Elf is back! This year our very own Elf on the Shelf came back, and he made a grand entrance at the Greene family home. Teal was so excited to see Jimmy. Can't wait to see what he gets into tomorrow...Stay tuned!
Are your kids constantly fighting? Are you trying to create more peace in your home? Join our live Q&A discussion on May 28th at 12:30pm PT and ask your questions to some of our favorite sibling experts! We will be joined by authors Jeffrey Kluger, Dr. Pamela Varady, and Vicki Hoefle. Click here to RSVP and start asking your questions now!
Is your teenager going to prom? Does this make you nervous? Join our #KITHangout on May 21st from12:30-1pm PT where we will be joined by experts Dr. Deb Gilboa, Dr. Sara Villanueva and StayTeen.org. They will be answering your questions and resolving your concerns during a live Q&A discussion. RSVP and start asking your questions!
Join our #KITHangout “AUTISM DISCUSSION: Raising A Child With Special Needs” on Thursday, May 14th at 12:30pm PT! It's a Google Hangout hosted by Kids In The House with experts Dr. Mona Delahooke, Dr. Jane Tavyev Asher, Dr. Gil Tippy, Dr. Rita Eichenstein who will be answering your questions live. Start tweeting your questions with the hashtag #KITHangout!
A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention explains that 1 in 68 children have autism spectrum disorder (ASD). So how do you know if your child has autism and what can you do to help them? Kids In The House has interviewed many experts on the subject to help you raise a healthy and happy child. Here are their top four tips for helping your child with autism succeed:
Are you pregnant? Is this your first child? Even if it’s not, no pregnancy is exactly the same and you may have questions. For Pregnancy Awareness Month, Kids In The House has gathered some of our best pregnancy experts to help answer your questions. Whether you are looking for advice on fertility or putting together a birth plan, our experts have the answers for you. Here are answers to some of our most frequently asked questions on pregnancy:
We are having fertility issues, is it safe to try IVF?
With Bruce Jenner’s recent confession about being transgender on last night's interview with Diane Sawyer, you may begin to ask yourself, “What do I really know about being transgender?” Dr. Johannah Olson, the Medical Director for the Center for Transyouth Health and Development at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, explains it’s hard to know how many children and adults are transgendered, but it has shown to be as high as 1 in 100 people in some studies.
Between potty training, tantrums, and sleep challenges, raising a toddler can be a difficult time. And sometimes the “Terrible Twos” turn into the “Terrible Threes and Fours.” We recently interviewed actress Ali Landry who is currently parenting with two toddlers in the house! While she says life with two little ones at home is just a “bit chaotic,” she advises all moms to “just breathe” and “be in the moment” with your kids.
