Here's how some dentists do it
Here's what may be keeping them awake
Food sensitivity and intolerance may be mistaken for allergic reaction, even by doctors
For people with the disorder, meds like Ritalin linked to lower rates of alcohol, drug abuse, study finds
A 5 percent drop in coverage could trigger a tripling of measles cases in young kids, study finds
Parent questionnaires revealed no physical, mental distinctions at school age
Advance preparation can help get your questions answered
Study seems to dispel a common myth around the daily supplement, researchers say
Skip junk food from the amusement park
Teach kids ways to prevent dog bites, pediatricians' group says
More than 1 in 3 don't know when their teen's next shot is due, survey finds
Even on a 60-degree day, a small child's body temperature can quickly rise
First-line treatment for severe allergic reaction is often neglected
Some smart ways to get kids to exercise more
Caring from a distance
Suggestions to help keep them cool
Bacteria, parasites and other nasty surprises may be hiding in the sand
Don't get too close to those loud booms, hearing specialist suggests
Follow-up of 100 kids found none were allergic
Signs that parents shouldn't worry
Make eye safety a priority this Fourth of July
Make sure children are getting the right message
It only takes a small amount of water
Try making good food fun at home
But one public health expert questions whether the reported association is valid
Findings confirm that these injuries are linked to level of play
Income inequalities when young appear to have lifelong effects, research suggests
Shade, clothes and hats offer little ones safe protection, pediatric dermatologist says
But 1 in 7 still had excess alcohol at least once in past month, study finds
Other 'treats' you can give
Repetitive behaviors, restricted interests occur in both disorders, make correct diagnosis tricky, researchers report
By 18, more than half of adolescents were still virgins, new CDC survey reveals
Physician couple found it's possible, but daycare workers and babysitters may not want to give it a go
Study found timing of treatment seemed to play a role
Criticism of parenting skills usually comes from family members, on topics from discipline to diet
Guns are now the fourth leading cause of death overall among U.S. children, study reveals
What the experts say
It's a 'uniquely American problem,' one pediatrician says
Little ones can feel snubbed by the devices and consequently act out, study suggests
Suggestions for correct use
Things Mom and Dad should agree on
Look for hidden dangers
And help keep them safe
ER physician offers advice on avoiding heat health problems
Two-thirds of the tiniest infants were ready for kindergarten, study says
Study found they were 36 percent more likely to get in an accident than other adolescents
Suggestions to please a finicky eater
Treating before a headache starts might lead to more effective pain relief, specialist says
They tend to have fewer friends, which can lead to depression and other emotional problems, researchers say
Difference is small, about a half inch at age 3, study finds