Why shouldn't you shout loudly to your child?

In the past 50 years, there have been fewer and fewer ways to discipline children with spanking. But yelling? Almost everyone will be embarrassed by the children from time to time, even those who know that it is useless. Howling is probably the least sensible behavior of today's parents.

14 Awesome Father's Day Gifts for the Rad Dad in Your Life

Not sure what to get pops for Father's Day? LIVESTRONG and Society6 teamed up to bring you the perfect gift guide!

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and 8 Other Celebrity Dads on How Fatherhood Has Changed Them

Celebrity dads Chris Hemsworth, Tom Brady, Brad Pitt, Ryan Reynolds and more reveal how parenthood has changed them — just in time for Father's Day.

How the Authoritative Parenting Style Impacts a Child's Behavior

Parents have different styles, from the permissive parent who allows pretty much any kind of behavior to the overly strict parent who lays down rules about everything.

Parents Who Try to Keep Their Children Dependent

How certain types of parenting, like helicopter parenting, can be more harmful than helpful to children.

4 Easter Games to Play Outdoors

Beyond the traditional Easter egg hunt, there are other fun outdoor games to consider. Most Easter games use basic supplies, making them simple and inexpensive to coordinate.

12 Places New Moms Can Find Support for Healthy Living

When you have a new baby, there are plenty of things to do: change diapers, manage a feeding schedule, take care of the rest of your family and take care of yourself (just to name a few).

Home Remedies for a Dry Cough in Kids

The American Academy of Pediatrics discourages the use of over-the-counter cough medications, including expectorants and cough suppressants, for children under the age of 6. Medications carry a risk of serious side effects in this age group and may not be effective for young children.

The Effects of a Single Parent Home on a Child's Behavior

According to 2012 U.S. Census Bureau information, the number of children reared in single-parent households continues to rise. Children with two parents in the home -- earning two incomes -- tend to have better financial and educational advantages.

The Impact of a Noncustodial Parent Moving Out of State

A noncustodial parent is a parent who is not the primary caregiver of a child. Noncustodial parents do not have sole custody or control over the care of their children, but they are still legally obligated to pay financial support.

Father's Rights With a Newborn Baby

In the United States, state laws involving custody do not automatically favor the mother over the father, but courts apply the best interests doctrine to determine what is in the best interests of the child.

Psychological Effects of Sending Children to Day Care

As much as you would like to stay home with your child in his first few years of life, financial needs may prevent you from leaving your job. You’re not alone. According to ChildStats.gov, many parents rely on child care since they have to work.