Melatonin can help reduce interrupted sleep. Check with a doctor before use, especially in children.
Keeping calm and starting slow are important. So are seat belts.
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.
How to talk to your child about what's making them anxious.
And how to talk to your teen to prevent it from happening.
A pediatrician suggests ways to get parents and children communicating about mental health.
We have some supportive thoughts for parents whose children are moving off to college.
Caring for a teen with a chronic illness is stressful. Tips for mothers to nurture their own mental health.
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