Many parents wonder whether it’s safe to use sunscreen on their babies. Using sunscreen on babies under 6 months old is generally not recommended. However, protecting a baby’s skin with other safe and...
A child’s cough can be worrisome, especially when it causes discomfort and trouble sleeping. While most coughs will clear up on their own, there are instances where it’s necessary to seek medical evaluation from a...
A teething rash, marked by redness and irritation around the mouth, can happen when a baby’s teeth start growing. It might make them feel uncomfortable and fussy, but you can usually make them feel better with simple at...
Child Life Specialists are invaluable allies for children and families facing medical challenges. They provide compassionate care and guidance to help them navigate healthcare more comfortably and confidently...
It’s natural to worry when your child has a fever, but not all fevers are cause for concern. A fever is a body temperature that’s 100.4°F or greater. Fever is the body’s natural response to fighting off...
It’s perfectly normal to be concerned about tics, or involuntary repetitive motions, in yourself or your child. While “anxiety tics” is not a medical term and anxiety itself does not cause tics, tics can...
Scoliosis is a sideways curve of the spine and back, with curves sometimes following an “S” or a “C” shape. It typically occurs in adolescents between 10 and 18 years old, and is relatively common, affecting as many as...