Kids and Teens

Children get sick with everything from the sniffles to ear infections to other less common illnesses. When these happen, you'll likely take them to the doctor. Your doctor may give your child medicine to make them feel better. Here are some things you

Learn what parents should know in order to safely give prescription and nonprescription medicine to children.

Drowning occurs when you get water in your lungs, and is the fifth leading cause of unintentional death in the…

Certain immunizations are important at every age to reduce illness, hospitalization, or death.

Maintaining healthy eating habits throughout your child’s life can help them form habits that stay with them as they get…

Talking with your child about sex can help them navigate this part of growing up and make your home a…

Overeating as a child or teen is unhealthy and can be a sign of other problems.

Barring abstinence, access to birth control is critical in preventing pregnancy among teens, be it condoms, pills, patches or…

Helping your child make healthy food choices at home and at school can provide them with the energy they need…

Medicines can sometimes react with nutrients in foods or dietary supplements. You should speak to your doctor about any potential…

Overscheduling your child can lead to them feeling tired, stressed and sleep deprived. Limit their schedule to keep your child…

Sexuality and gender identity can be confusing for teens. There are a lot of terms to become familiar with to…

Childhood illnesses can be worrying for parents, but most common illnesses are relatively harmless and can be cared for at…

Caffeine is a stimulant that is defined as a drug because of how it impacts the body. Children can be…

Chickenpox is a highly contagious disease that is easily preventable with the use of a vaccine.

Keep your child safe by keeping medicines out of their reach.