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Pandemic parenting is not for the faint of heart. You have questions about vaccines, symptoms, school, mental health and more—and we have expert-backed answers.
It's our second pandemic Christmas, but things are a bit brighter this year.
With so many families in desperate need of a break and reconnection, a little getaway might be just what the doctor ordered.
President Biden's shoutout came after anti-vaxxers bullied the Sesame Street character online.
New research shows that the risk of getting myocarditis is greater from Covid infection than from the vaccine.
Many parents say they're not hesitant about getting their 5-11-year-olds vaccinated against COVID.
Experts answer your biggest questions about Covid vaccines for kids 5 to 11.
Both CVS and Walgreens are now offering online scheduling for COVID vaccines for kids 5-11.
We fact-checked the myths surrounding the Covid vaccine and fertility so you can make the most informed choices for your family.
The findings show that getting vaccinated in the first trimester is safe.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and other leading pediatric experts such…
COVID-19 vaccines for kids under 12 are now available.
"This leaves many children, especially younger ones, at risk of serious illness from vaccine-preventable diseases, like measles and whooping cough."
“We’re hoping to do a class-action suit against all school boards in…
It’s our third school year living with Covid. Setting boundaries and managing…
Update: Due to an uptick in the number of pregnant people dying from…
Children could get their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine as early as tomorrow.
Pregnancy is considered a high-risk state when it comes to severe Covid.
In a new statement, the FDA warns parents about the risks of vaccinating early.
'The Family Firm' author explains why data and intentionality are the best tools for decision-making within a family.
The whole world is a classroom, and they learn from it every day (so don't stress about those worksheets).
