Some cannabis products look like candy, but they are dangerous for young children. Here's what parents need to know to keep kids safe.
Minimize screen time and maximize active fun this season.
Melatonin can help reduce interrupted sleep. Check with a doctor before use, especially in children.
Bulky coats give the false impression your child is snugly strapped in his car seat.
The children have been out of school for days. Need new ideas for keeping them busy?
Excitement over flurries can overtake common sense; remember to sled safely on the snow.
The flu is common, but for some children, complications can be serious. Children under 5 and children with certain underlying conditions are at higher risk for flu complications.
Health care providers should offer a second tool to screen these teens for suicide risk.
There's so much that can interfere with a child's sleep. Here's how to help.
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