Having twins (or more) can be double the fun. From time to time it can also be doubly overwhelming. Fortunately help is out there from experts and other parents of multiples.

Whether it’s baby’s first tooth or an older child with all 32, there’s nothing like a little one’s healthy smile. Protecting that grin starts early. Find out when to start and how to make the first dentist visit go well.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that almost one-third of American young children are overweight. In fact, one in five between the ages of two and five are already overweight or obese. What can parents do to reverse this trend?

Some parents struggle with whether to make Santa Claus a part of their holiday tradition. Is it lying to the child? Will children think you betrayed them when they find out the truth? Find out what the experts have to say.

When you're a toddler the world revolves around you. The arrival of a new little brother or sister is exciting - for grown-ups. But for the first born it can be stressful and scary. Life as you've known it has changed. Learn ways to ease the adjustment for big siblings as your family grows.

Learning the value of money and how to make it last should start young. In fact, financial literacy can begin with babies.

Taking a moment to refocus and relax is good for you. It's also good for your children. We all lose our temper sometimes. However, there are things we can do to make sure that our frustration isn't directed at our children.

Take time to give thanks. The holidays can be full of stress. But with a little planning and teamwork, Thanksgiving can be a wonderful time for all ages to reflect on that’s good in our lives.

Will your little one grow up to be the next Joan Rivers or Steve Martin? Maybe not. But even so, the ability to chuckle, giggle, and laugh helps to reduce stress, build connections and encourage creative thinking. Listen now to identify some milestones that indicate a healthy sense of humor is developing on track.