The Most Popular Video for Moms on Dealing with Back to School Stress is from Brooke Burke-Charvet

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- New popular video-based parenting site, Kids in the House has just added a fresh new video from Brooke Burke-Charvet, CEO of ModernMom.com and Founder of online store Babooshbaby.com.

Burke-Charvet is among good company at Kids in the House, which features more than 8,000 videos from 450 experts. Many of the videos help parents cope with the anxiety of starting the new school year but the site has seen Burke-Charvet's video receive an overwhelmingly positive response.

"Sometimes advice from a parent who has hard-earned wisdom to share can be the most helpful," says Parenting Trend Expert and Founder of Kids in the House, Leana Greene. "Brooke Burke-Charvet gives great tips on how to get organized and make going back to school a drama-free event. As a mother of four, Brooke has personal experience to share on how difficult it is to make it all balance as a working mom."

About Kids In The House

Kids In The House is the ultimate parenting resource website that provides parents and caregivers with quick and easy information for raising children today with one to two minute videos that educate, inspire and entertain. The site contains more than 8,000 videos from over 450 leading experts in parenting, including: physicians, psychologists, researchers, educators and best-selling authors, as well as leaders of national organizations. Parents have the opportunity to hear different perspectives and get solutions for parenting challenges that range from pregnancy through getting into college. The site also feature parents who have dealt with particular issues and can share their hard-earned wisdom. Kids In The House aims to be the most comprehensive resource for parenting advice, one that respects the fact that there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Video with caption: "Brooke Burke's Back to School Tips!" Video available at: http://origin-qps.onstreammedia.com/origin/multivu_archive/PRNA/ENR/FX-MM71943-20130830-1.mp4

SOURCE Kids In The House