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4 Questions Every New Parent Has
As every new mom or dad discovers, babies don’t come with instruction manuals.
New Exercise Guidelines Include Kids as Young as Age 3
Recently updated physical activity guidelines from federal health officials are aiming at even younger Americans than ever before. What parents need to know.
Self-Harm Rising Among Younger Children, Study Finds
Emergency room visits for deliberate self-harm among 10- and 11-year-olds have nearly doubled, according to national data analyzed by UH Rainbow physician-researchers.
What to Do For Your Baby's Stuffy Nose
When cold and flu season hit, you may be wondering what to do for your baby's stuffy nose. Here are some newborn stuffy nose remedies to help your family breathe easy again.
Is It Strep Throat? How to Tell
Your child is saying that his or her throat hurts, but how do you know if it's something more serious, like strep throat? Check out our symptom guide.
How to Know If Your Child Has Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease
Your child is irritable, has a fever and isn’t eating well – again. Before you assume it’s just another cold or flu, watch for other symptoms. Your young one may have hand, foot and mouth disease.
9 Tips to Keep Your Kids Germ-Free at School
Some things spread like wildfire in a school – including the latest germs. Share these tips with your kids to keep them as healthy as possible.
Incomparable Care For the Tiniest Patients
When Heather Catanese was 22 weeks pregnant with her third son, Lorenzo, she underwent a routine prenatal anatomy scan. The test showed that blood was flowing in the wrong direction through Lorenzo’s heart.