Children’s Health

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Why Mosquitoes Love You (and How to Make Them Stop!)

Why Mosquitoes Love You (and How to Make Them Stop!)

Learn how mosquitoes find their target and what you can do to prevent bites.

Don’t Let Swimmer’s Ear Ruin Your Summer

Don’t Let Swimmer’s Ear Ruin Your Summer

The common condition doesn’t just affect children. Adults, especially those with hearing aids or certain medical conditions, can be affected too.

Chores Are Good for Kids: Here’s Why

Chores Are Good for Kids: Here’s Why

A recent study found that children who were given age-appropriate chores developed stronger relationships, a better work ethic and higher life satisfaction as adults.

What Does It Mean to Be Neurodivergent?

What Does It Mean to Be Neurodivergent?

The term, used to describe everything from autism and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to anxiety and dyslexia, is everywhere these days, which begs the question: Is everyone neurodivergent?

When Your Child's Bladder Problems May Signal a Medical Issue

When Your Child's Bladder Problems May Signal a Medical Issue

As a parent, it can be difficult to know when your child’s bladder problems need medical attention. Learn when it might be time to seek care.

Do Your Child’s Clothing, Bedding and Mattress Have Toxic Chemicals?

Do Your Child’s Clothing, Bedding and Mattress Have Toxic Chemicals?

Learn how you can minimize your child’s exposure to toxic textiles and what safer options are available.

A No-Phone Zone? The Benefits of Limiting Cell Phones in Schools

A No-Phone Zone? The Benefits of Limiting Cell Phones in Schools

As more schools place restrictions on students’ cell phone use, educators are noticing an increase in attention and engagement in class.

Understanding Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease

Understanding Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease

The highly contagious viral illness is most common in children younger than 5 years old. Learn tips to prevent spread and speed recovery.

Frappuccinos and Pink Drinks: Safe for Teens and Tweens?

Frappuccinos and Pink Drinks: Safe for Teens and Tweens?

More and more adolescents are drinking specialty coffee and tea drinks. But are these sweet, caffeinated beverages healthy for young consumers?

Is It Just a Cough – Or Childhood Asthma?

Is It Just a Cough – Or Childhood Asthma?

A cough here, a wheeze there. Most children have respiratory illnesses every now and then. But for one in 12 kids, these symptoms are a sign of something more significant: childhood asthma.

How to Help a Child Cope With Loss and Grief

How to Help a Child Cope With Loss and Grief

The loss of a loved one can have a profound impact on a child. It’s important to provide extra care and support to help them process their grief.

How to Tell If Your Child Has Appendicitis

How to Tell If Your Child Has Appendicitis

Could your child’s abdominal pain be appendicitis? An expert weighs in on what signs to look for and when to seek care.

Screenings Help Identify Kids at Risk for Suicidal Behavior

Screenings Help Identify Kids at Risk for Suicidal Behavior

With mental health hospitalizations among kids on the rise, it’s important to identify at-risk behaviors early before a crisis situation develops.

10 Tips for Supporting a Child With ADHD

10 Tips for Supporting a Child With ADHD

By providing the right support, you can help them boost self-esteem, reach their potential, and keep your relationship with them healthy and strong.

3 Ways to Improve Your Child's Mental Game in Sports

3 Ways to Improve Your Child's Mental Game in Sports

Playing sports is as mental as it is physical. Learn how to improve your child athlete’s confidence, focus and anxiety management skills.

Is Your Child on Track for a Healthy Fall?

Is Your Child on Track for a Healthy Fall?

No matter your child’s age, now is the time to check wellness visits and immunizations off your to-do list.

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