Parenting

All too often the responsibility of whipping up an evening meal rests squarely on the shoulders of women. Caroline McCord rejects this notion and encourages kids to get into the kitchen with her cooking series, Weelicious. By encouraging kids to get involved the program looks to make cooking fun and improve the eating habits of her youngest viewers.

Since its inception in 2005, MommyCast has grown to become one of the most successful parenting channels online. The site was originally home to an audio podcast, but in recent years the creators Gretchen Vogelzang and Paige Heninger have added a companion video series. An engaging and diverse collection of topics helps make this series essential viewing for moms, and dads too!

There is a glut of parenting channels online, but few deal with the unique challenges faced by single parents, especially dads. Richard "RJ" Jaramillo broke the mold when in 2007 he launched Single Dad, a website made by a single dad, for single dads. However I'm sure single moms and dads attempting to take a more active parenting role would learn something from these videos.

I once heard that mothers could never be cool, but after watching Daphne Brogdon in action I’m willing to reconsider. In her lighthearted parenting series Cool Mom, Brogdon sounds off about those little everyday dramas all parents face, such as dealing with hair brushing tantrums and planning for the 4th of July. The advertisements can get a bit annoying, but they're clearly labeled so easy to skip.

If you've got a parenting question, chances are that the team from web series Parents Ask has answered it. This comprehensive parenting video channel sees experts, authors, and other parenting gurus sounding off about everything from immunization to breastfeeding. The presentation is informative but light enough to still be entertaining.

Today's mothers are a far cry from their technophobe parents. Instead their switched on, tech-savvy individuals creating blogs and joining communities to sound off about parenting issues. In response to this modern trend comes Momversation, a video series which sees popular mommy bloggers speaking up on a range of contemporary parenting concerns. The mix of opinionated personalities makes this series great fun for moms and dads too.

Real life lesbian couple Helen and Dana bring something new to tVadio's parenting channel with their weekly vlog She Got Me Pregnant. While gay and lesbian subject matter is the focus, these unconventional moms of one offer some interesting insight for all parents, no matter what their sexual persuasion.

So many parenting resources focus on mothers, but what about the fathers? In today's society, they often play just an important part in a child's life. DadsLab has come to the rescue, making it an important addition to our parenting channel.

Where else can you find real men discussing parenting over a couple of beers? With four new episodes available every week and a comprehensive archive, there’s plenty to entertain and inform dads here.

If it's interesting to women you'll see it on our latest channel, My Lifetime. Viewers can look forward to programs about parenting, craft, health, beauty, astrology and more.

But the channel's biggest drawcards are the pilot episodes of new series which premiere online before they screen on TV. This is the place to see shows like How to Look Good Naked and Matched In Manhattan before anyone else.

BabyTV is the first channel to join our new parenting category. New parents and parents to be will find BabyTV an invaluable resource.

It features videos that take parents from preconception, through to pregnancy, childbirth, and the first few years of life. The engaging and informative videos look at a variety of concerns for all parents, including baby health, what to buy, fashion, and dealing with jealous siblings. The channel's TV schedule will help you know what's coming up next on BabyTV.