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5 ways to help strengthen kids’ immune system this cold & flu…

Actionable advice from a mama who has been there, too.

Your infant gets most of what they need from breastmilk or formula—but there are a few important exceptions.

When each of my three babies were born, I couldn’t get enough…

Every parent of a child fighting cancer has a different story. But one thing we hear over and over when talking to cancer families is this: “I hardly knew anything about childhood cancer before it happened to my child.”

A new study shows that the Omicron variant may cause a croup cough in kids. Here's what parents need to know.

Practicing gratitude regularly can change the brain's structure to boost happiness.

Removing access to that care can have dire consequences.

“While it has largely been the case that COVID-19 tends to be less severe in children than adults, the omicron wave has seen more kids getting sick with the disease and being hospitalized, and children may also experience long-term effects, even following initially mild disease."

But experts say social media may also be to blame. Here's what parents and caregivers need to know.

How to read the nutritional label on your child’s food Spoiler alert:…

And this was before the pandemic. Eliminating ads from kids’ programming and apps would help, researchers say.

Four products have now been recalled: Here's what you need to know.

68% of parents reported improvement in their child’s ADHD symptoms after 8 weeks of playing EndeavorRx.

Almost all school cafeterias are still using plastic to serve food to children. It's time for a change.

Here’s what parents need to know.

Studies show cow colostrum can significantly reduce the number of upper respiratory tract infections in kids.

The company will send custom MRI Scanner LEGO sets to hospitals so kids can learn all about them before undergoing their own MRI.

Vaccines are now officially available for kids ages 6 months and up.

Your own growth mindset can protect your kids—even babies—from stress.