Whether it's a child's nationality or a handicap, is your child tolerant of others' differences?

If your child wakes up feeling unwell, you’ll need to decide if they should stay home from school.

Crying serves several useful purposes for your baby. But, sometimes the crying won't stop. It's unnerving at the very least, so what's a parent to do?

Using the toilet is one of the first and most significant skills your kids must learn. But, do can you teach them, or are they simply not ready until a certain age?

Sleep is vital to your well-being; as important as the air you breathe, the water you drink and the food you eat.

One electronic cigarette can have as much nicotine as a whole pack of cigarettes.

It’s important to have a checklist for your college freshman’s health and safety needs.

Oral health is an integral part of the overall health of children.​ Each child has different skills and needs that can guide parents in helping him or her brush.

Safeguards against commonplace household dangers will protect not only your small child, but your entire family.

In an updated policy statement and technical report, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) reaffirms its opposition to legalizing marijuana, citing the potential harms to children and adolescents.

More and more studies show that too much soda is bad for children.

Should you be concerned even IF your child is vaccinated?

Do your kiddos eat commercially prepared foods? They may be loaded with sugar and sodium.

Flu vaccinations not only protect your child, but also help to protect the whole neighborhood.

A measles outbreak that began at Disneyland in California has grown to more than 50 confirmed cases in multiple states.