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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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Ask Dr. Sears: Easing a Fever
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How to help your doctor out and make sure your child gets an accurate diagnosis
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What moms-to-be need to know about the H1N1 virus: symptoms, treatment, prevention and more
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What parents need to know about the H1N1 virus: warning signs, how to protect children from swine flu, facts about the vaccine and side effects, and more.
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Simple methods for cutting the cries with solutions using everyday items like vacuums and towels.
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Nobody actually looks forward to her kid needing stitches, getting braces, or breaking a bone, but here's how to handle these (sometimes scary) medical procedures calmly and without the drama.
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How to break the cycle of never-ending colds and flu, and keep everyone in your family healthier this winter
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Is it common for my child to get sick after getting her vaccines?
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Strengthen your family's health and find out how to prevent illness.
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Expert answers to moms' most popular questions surrounding the many common baby ills of the cold and flu season.
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The swine flu may be global pandemic, but it's still just the flu. Here's a panic-free guide to staying healthy and how to protect children from h1n1.
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Spot the signs, find a fix, and whether or not you sould call the doctor to these medical questions
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Whether or not you should call 911 if you see blood, burns and other everyday accidents
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A pediatrician's plan for keeping babies' temperatures at healthy levels, from taking immediate action by administering a dose of acetaminophen or following age-by-age guidelines for getting high fevers under control
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How to keep your baby safe from reacting badly to certain foods
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How to know when to call the doctor - or if it's safe to wait
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When your child comes down with a bug, it can be tricky to figure out if she's well enough to go to daycare or school.
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