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“We don’t have any other vaccine that prevents cancer.”
The best tool to protect your kids’ safety online is an open dialogue.
To understand the definition of inclusion, we need to better understand what it looks like and feels like to be included.
Going green is *much* easier when the whole family is involved.
Shigella spp. is one of the most common causes of stomach illnesses in kids under 5.
From acupressure to window-gazing, here’s what you need to know.
Here are 6 ways parents can help.
Experts say febrile seizures are common and usually require minimal treatment—but it’s smart to be prepared. Here’s what you need to know.
Open and honest conversations about periods are essential for kids of all genders.
Are moldy bath toys actually an issue? How often do kids really need to bathe? A pediatrician weighs in on our biggest bath Qs.
The agency estimates that the actions could reduce children’s dietary exposure to lead by up to 27%.
Worried about heavy metal exposure in baby food? A developmental neurobiologist and co-founder of Cerebelly shares how to reduce the risk while also boosting your baby's brain health.
The group says “watchful waiting” doesn’t work, and even recommends weight loss drugs and surgery for some.
Damar Hamlin’s collapse sparked discussions surrounding the safety of contact sports and our children.
I felt pulled in every direction.
Eczema can be worrisome. The good news? Treatment is available.
Childhood without social media looks like childhood.
Can playing video games impact a child’s development? Experts weigh in.
CVS is restricting both in-person and online purchases to two children’s pain relief products.
The terms are often used interchangeably, but are actually very different.