Oh no, your little one has a boo-boo? Paging Dr. Mommy! Cuts, rashes, nosebleeds, and fevers are all part of a typical childhood. Find out what you need to know about first aid for kids.
Now that you've packed away the mittens and snowsuits, break out the sunscreen and Band-aids. Different seasons raise different health and ... Read More
Maybe it started with a splotch and soon spread over your baby's bottom or belly. What is that rash? Should you call the doctor? The following ... Read More
Little kids have little ears--but are enormously curious. And the results of their "What if I ..." experiments often land them in the ER. Here ... Read More
Curious kids love to put things in their noses! What are the biggest culprits? Here are the top 10 things kids tend to stick up their nostrils. ... Read More
Your little one is rosy cheeked and fussy. You rush to grab a thermometer and your instincts are right—she has a fever. Learn what to do next. ... Read More
Studies show that using a belt-positioning booster seat instead of just a seat belt reduces the injury risk of children ages four to eight by 59 ... Read More
Concerned about chemicals—like bisphenol A—in baby bottles and other baby gear? You’re not alone with wanting change, but is the government ... Read More
Eczema, a common winter malady, spares no one—infants and children included. Learn how to identify this itchy skin problem and find out what ... Read More