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Here are the signs to look out for.
A pediatrician reflects on how we can better support parents and infants with more feeding options.
If you’re on the fence about getting your kid a phone, you’re gonna want to watch this viral video.
These helmets could fail to protect your child’s head in the event of a crash.
So far, there are eight confirmed cases.
It's so smart.
After a lengthy shortage, more immunizations are expected in the coming weeks.
Taking the guesswork out of that inevitable question.
It's like the least-fun guessing game ever.
Here's how long to breastfeed for to get the most protection. Plus, expert tips on feeding your baby with RSV.
An expert defines sensory processing disorder (SPD) and how to be a more sensory-aware parent.
This legislation is a major win for parents and kids alike.
It’s all in the way we talk to our kids.
Narcan is a life-saving tool that some have equated to knowing CPR, but it’s not a cure-all to the fentanyl crisis, experts say.
Remember, every baby is different.
Here’s how music can help shift kids’ moods–at any age.
A dermatologist lays down the law: It's time to stop buying tweens and teens luxury skincare designed for adults.
Like a car revving its engine for days or weeks, excessive activation of the “fight or flight” response leads to long-lasting wear and tear on a child’s developing body. But it is possible to protect kids from the negative effects of trauma or ongoing stress.
Some research shows that puberty is starting earlier—which means we need to prep for those big convos sooner than later. Here’s what to know.
Exactly what to say when the questions start rolling in.