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Your biggest cold-weather questions answered, with advice on winter sports, skin care, the best cold-weather wardrobe, and more.
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How to keep your baby safe on the beach, at the park, and in your own backyard
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Why too much sitting can lead to obesity and heart disease.
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The best defense against baby-health mistakes
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School budget cuts mean that school nurse jobs are disappearing across the country, leaving children at risk.
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Why cafeteria junk food is affecting your kid's health and how to take action at his school to prevent childhood obesity and overweight kids
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On-the-job training has a different meaning when pediatricians become parents, too
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April is Autism Awareness Month, so check out these events and support the 1 in 110 kids now effected (find even more local options at autism-society...
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How to battle feelings of inadequacy and stress when you're with a newborn
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Get-real ways to boost your health
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Feed on demand or stick to a schedule? Rely on a pacifier or not? What you need to know to make 5 key choices
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Identify food allergies and prevent allergic reactions
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The next time your kid has an upset stomach or other common illness, reach for one of these AAP-approved remedies instead of an OTC cure
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An estimate of what you can expect your growing baby to consume each day
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Find out the best stomach flu treatment and tips for dealing with vomiting in children
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I've noticed my son often tugging on his ears. We've had the doctor check them several times, and he definitely doesn't have an infection. What could be the reason for his discomfort?
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Check out these Natural Cures for Inconsolable Crying
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Make your relationship a strong one, and it'll go a long way toward protecting your child's health
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Pediatrician Alan Greene M.D. helps nervous parents use their Internet to help them have better conversations with their child's doctor
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Nothing gets you motivated to move like some good tunes.
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