Put down that regular spoon. Proper cups and droppers are key to making sure kids get the right doses of their medicine for pain and fever.
Pink eye is common among pre-school and school-aged children. A pediatrician shares the answers to parents' most commonly asked questions.
September is National Preparedness Month. It's a good time to make sure the house is ready for emergencies.
One mother shares her family's experience regarding cellphones for her children.
Parents must use caution throughout the home to ensure children do not get burn injuries. These tips are good reminders.
Recognize the signs and know what to do if a child is experiencing violence or harassment.
Being organized is important for succeeding in school. Here's how to approach homework for success -- and fewer headaches.
So much homework, so many books. Don't let those backpacks cause students injuries.
The decision to vaccinate kids provides protection for those who are vaccinated and people who can't be.
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