Childrens Health and Parenting - Child
You probably know that fiber is important to your health. But did you know that this is true for your children, too? Everyone needs to eat an adequate amount of fiber to keep their bodies and digestion functioning at their very best. But the recommended amount for best results can vary, depending on age and gender, too.
Anxiety and depression symptoms often go hand in hand in adolescents. Yet when it comes to addressing these issues, it's best to consider them as two distinct diagnoses that may just happen to co-exist.
How one's parents can have a direct effect on a child's behavior including his outlook on the world around him.
The risk of suicide increases directly with the number of times a child or adolescent moves, says a recent study.
While pretend playmates used to be viewed as a sign of a troubled child, experts now believe that the occurrence isn't only common; but it's quite healthy, too.
A diagnosis of diabetes is tough on the whole family. Here, effective strategies for learning to cope.
Almost five percent of all American children are diagnosed with this disruptive disorder.
Most toddlers are naturally on the move. Use these exercises to get the most out of their desire to run, climb, and balance.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) youth face distinct challenges both in school and out. It is important for parents and educators to understand the high levels of stress that LGBT youth feel and to be able to recognize warning signs associated with that stress.
If your kids often opt for television over playing outside, the consequences could be more severe than you imagine.
Do your children get outside to play for at least an hour a day? If not, they may be missing some important benefits that go along being active, including maintaining a healthy weight.
Could burning calories boost your IQ? While the stereotype of a low-IQ'd "muscle-head" may be true in some cases, studies tend to show the opposite.
These illnesses will make your stomach turn.
Before you turn to over-the-counter medication to treat your child, find out which risks exist.
Find out how lactose intolerance works, and how it can be managed.
Not sure when your child's sickness warrants a visit to the doctor? Our guidelines help you make the best decision.
No parents ever want to see a child sick with the discomfort of a fever--but knowing how to treat it can be the first line of defense.
On the fence about whether to keep your little one home or not? We have tips to guide your decision.
We have easy tips to help you effectively treat diaper rash and reduce the odds of reoccurrence.
You go to great lengths to ensure that your child eats well and gets enough sleep, but do you also spend as much time caring for his teeth?
Tanning addiction can cause serious health issues. Will teens be banned in order to protect them? Find out here.
Can you keep your kids safe from insects without harming their health?
Get the basics on this common childhood ailment so that you and your little one can rest easier.
How can you treat your little one's cold while keeping her safe at the same time?
A look at pregnancy and neonatal lupus. Get information and tips on how to have a healthier pregnancy.
Did you know that what they drink is just as important as when or how?
Telling the difference between a cold or the flu is difficult—but our guide makes it possible.
Study shows that bullying is a predictor of psychotic symptoms in adolescence and of long-term mental health problems.
If you have a child with asthma whose symptoms aren't well managed, you might want to revisit the treatment strategy to be sure it is in sync with his or her needs.
Learn how immunizations work and why it's so important to vaccinate your child.