Healthy eyes and vision are an important part of your child’s development. In this video, WatchMojo.com speak with Dr. Langis Michaud from the Canadian Association of Optometrists on ways to make sure your children eyes are at their best. Learn more Here.

The latest research indicates that kids who ate candy daily were more like to get arrested for a violent acts than the kids who resisted sweets.

More research needs to be done to determine the link, but it could have something to do with the way that kids are raised. The relation could have something to do with parenting techniques. It may not be wise to bribe your child with sweets to behave.

Continue reading to learn more about this study.

Even parents have days where they can feel overwhelmed from the duties of parenthood- feeding, dressing and taking care of your kid. Just consider how organized your care giver has to be to handle the chaos that somes from a class room of kids.

Get great organizing tips from these amazing women Here.

It’s easy to think you’d be able to defend yourself against an attacker if necessary. However, the truth becomes shockingly clear if the situation presents itself that most people simply freeze when assaulted. A self-defense course will teach children how to evade abduction or an attack. Staying aware, avoiding problems, screaming and finding help are all important tools you will learn. Most importantly, a hands-on approach to learning self-defense is imperative to train your brain not to freeze during an attack. In this video, WatchMojo.com learns more about how to be a street smart kid.

Her throwing arm should definitely make her father proud.

Nowadays college grads are graduating with a degree and a whole lot of debt. As a parent, especially in this economic situation it’s hard to decide when to sign a check and when to practice tough love.

Gordon Powers from MSN tells us more.

We know that saying goodbye to your child is hard, but we also know that the reassurance that you’re leaving them in proper hands can help. Choosing the right daycare begins with asking the right questions. In this video, WatchMojo.com speaks with Evelyn Wajcer and Kathy Collins from K.I.D.S. to learn what to look for and what to ask when choosing a preschool for your little one.

In most cases your teen can sleep all day-literally! There are cases where normal body changes, late-night activities, and sometimes depression can cause some serious sleep issues for your teen.

As a parent you need to figure out if your teen is tired because of insomnia or just has bad sleeping habits.

Continue reading to find out if your teen is suffering from insomnia and what you can do to help.

Even your little angel will, at times, challenge you.

Here are some tips to dealing with temper tantrums in a graceful manner from Parent.com

1. Avoid outbursts:

As your youngster works on developing his or her tolerance levels, be careful to avoid situations which trigger their outbursts. Limit their exposure to limits of time you know they can handle.

2. Provide alternatives to violence:

When your child does act out, reprimand them sternly enough that they know it’s unacceptable. Be careful to critique only their reaction to their emotion and not the emotions themselves. Then, provide an alternative method of expression, such as encouraging him or her to say “I’m mad” instead of kicking and screaming.

3. Set a good example:

Children are amazing models of adult behavior. Be sure to keep your own reactions in check when you become frustrated so your youngster has a good example to follow. Also be careful to stay cool and collected when your child throws a tantrum so your reaction doesn’t contradict all the good behavior you’ve taught them.

What’s in a name? Apparently an entire list of things you need to take into consideration!

Here is a list of do’s and don’ts when deciding on a name for the newest addition to your family.

Consider these points so that you can make sure that your child isn’t picked on at school or embarrassed as an adult.