You’re doing so much to keep your child safe, and using a car seat is one of the most important steps. It’s also completely normal to have questions or overlook a detail here and there—especially when life is hectic. In...
Lately, a TikTok trend has popularized “nasal sticks” among teens, with videos claiming quick relief for stuffy noses and even boosts in energy or mood. While seem harmless, overuse can actually make nasal problems...
Kids get sick often, and while most illnesses are mild, it’s not always easy to know what kind of care they need. Not every cough or fever requires antibiotics, since these medicines only work against bacterial...
Parenting a child with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often means adapting daily routines to support their needs. Research suggests that consistent habits around diet, sleep and physical activity can...
You may have heard the words “neurodivergent,” “neurotypical” or “neurodiversity” in a conversation about children, school or even in the news. But what do these terms actually mean? If you’re a parent...
Having a baby is one of life’s most exciting—and emotional—journeys. As expectant parents, you want to do everything you can to ensure your baby is healthy, and that includes keeping a close watch on your child’s...
The first moments after birth are a whirlwind of activity and emotion, and amidst the excitement of welcoming a new baby to the world, healthcare providers provide newborns with a critical protective measure for their...
COVID-19 continues to change, and so do its variants. The XFG variant, more commonly known as Stratus, is the latest COVID-19 virus mutation gaining momentum. As respiratory illness season kicks into full gear, knowing...
Scoliosis affects millions of people in the United States, and yet there are several misconceptions surrounding this condition, where the spine develops an abnormal sideways curvature. In this episode of HEALTH Yeah...
It’s a common sight: children heading to school with backpacks that look almost as big as they are. About 90 percent of U.S. children carry a backpack to school each day, and many exceed the safe, recommended weight. In...