Childrens Health and Parenting - Child
You'll hear lots of advice if you're pregnant or a new mom, but not all of it is correct. We'll help you sort the facts from the folklore.
This communication tool can help your family unit thrive. Here's how to organize a successful session.
From the school yard to cyberspace, here's how recognize bullying in all its forms and how to teach your child the best ways to respond.
It happens to everyone... and it hurts! Here's what to do when you or a loved one gets a paper cut.
How to treat burns at home, and how to know when medical attention is needed.
Learn the science behind this phenomenon.
It's never too soon to begin teaching your child about good nutrition and other important lifestyle habits.
Good news from the CDC: Children appear to be slimming down. And healthy meals at home are playing a big role. Read on as experts weigh in on what foods to include, and exclude, from the grocery list.
Experts warn that too much caffeine can be dangerous for children, who have less ability to process the stimulant.
In a country where obesity is a growing problem, so is the issue of poor nutrition. What are some of the most common nutritonal deficiencies, and how can you ensure your child's getting enough of what she needs?
Understanding how the appointment will go can help alleviate any worries for you and her.
Will serving food on melamine plates make your family sick? It's possible. Read on for potential dangers of this budget-friendly tableware.
The first three years of life are vital for language development, and the sooner intervention begins, the better the chances of normal speech later.
Stuck inside with "nothing to do"? Your family will have a blast dancing, storytelling, and writing letters to long-distance relatives.
Congratulations! You're a grandparent! Don't be nervous; you'll be a natural. Here are a few ideas to help you in your new role.
If your child has a sore throat and an achy head, and appears excessively tired, it's time to make an appointment with your pediatrician.
It s hard to know if your little one is having vision problems. Here, we share some telltale signs.
Typically, medication and therapy have been the go-treatments for ADHD. Now researchers are saying that exercise may provide some benefits as well.
New rules provided by the American Association of Pediatrics may make managing diabetes easier on your child.
Emotional support and opportunities for achievement are important for children with this learning disorder. Here's how you can help.
Abby Braithwaite speaks about the joys and challenges of raising a child with Down syndrome and helps to dispel the stigmas.
Promising treatments on the horizon may help improve the cognitive abilities of those with Down syndrome.
While most individuals with Down syndrome enjoy happy, fulfilling lives, much misinformation surrounds this genetic condition.
Expecting a new addition to the family? These tips will help ensure your newest bundle of joy doesn t send your firstborn into a tailspin.
This approach may help improve language comprehension, social behaviors, and motor skills in children with autism.
What are the key health risks you need to be aware of after a natural disaster like Hurricane Sandy?
With around 18,000 new cases this year, health experts are calling the outbreak the most serious in 50 years. Here's how to protect your family.
It can happen in an instant. Learn how to prevent accidental poisoning and get key tips on what to do in an emergency.
It can result from a car accident or even a bad fall. Here's what you should know.
"Neighborhood Olympics" is just one of our fun suggestions for keeping kids active.
