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July 15, 2025

Strategies for preventing children’s heat injuries and deaths

Hot cars, stuffy strollers: Smart steps for parents to remember during hot weather.

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10 terms every new parent should know

From tongue-ties to colostrum, hip dysplasia to plagiocephaly, here are some of the most common…

Does your baby have a tongue tie?

Good news: Most tongue ties don’t require surgical treatment. Here’s what to know.

Tips to help your child find constipation relief

How to keep things moving when your child is constipated.

Could your child’s cough mean something more?

When to see a specialist about your child’s cough.

How to cope with RSV and other winter illnesses

Pediatricians see a surge in RSV cases this time of year. Here’s what to know about this seasonal respiratory illness.

Complex congenital heart disease and childhood development

What parents need to know to optimize neurodevelopment for children born with congenital heart disease.

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Will my baby grow out of hip dysplasia?

Most babies born with hip instability develop and grow normally without significant intervention.

Medications and breastfeeding: when you should ‘pump and dump’

Here's what to ask about breastfeeding and taking medications.

Button battery safety for kids

Button batteries are found in many popular toys and household items, but they are dangerous — even deadly — if swallowed. Keep your kids safe with these tips.

Decoding your baby’s birthmark

How to tell what type of birthmark your child has — and if it will fade or be permanent.

5 solutions for acid reflux in babies (GERD)

GERD is when food backs up from a baby's stomach into the esophagus, creating discomfort. Here's how to manage this common condition.

Breastfeeding: What new moms need to know

Navigating breastfeeding as a first-time parent can be daunting. This guide can help.