Childhood Illnesses

Although birthmarks are rarely a cause for concern, here's what parents need to know about the health of their child's skin and complexion.

If your kids are home with you this summer, you may be scratching your head thinking of how to keep them busy.

When we envision an apocalyptic scenario, the idea of newfound parents scouring the street, battling it out for the last tub of baby formula never crosses our minds.

When your little one is a little adventurous and a bit of a daredevil, they will most likely get in an accident now and then.

Did you know that breast milk actually changes in composition over time to provide for the growing infant's nutritional needs?

Spring allergies, in general terms, is a catch-all phrase used to describe the experience of runny noses, watery eyes, itchy skin and an overall sense of yuckiness that occurs when winter concludes.

Whether you keep a bottle of sanitizer in every room of your home or follow all safety guidelines laid out by your pediatrician, sickness can overcome a household in days when left unchecked.

With winter in full effect within the Northern Hemisphere, new parents are looking for essential tips and tricks to keep their children happy and smiling.

Every parent knows there are just some aspects of their child's development that are simply going to happen eventually, no matter what.

Learning how to deal with anxiety and stress originating from detachment issues is a critical skill to learn for any parent or guardian.

SIDS or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is a baffling condition most commonly affecting infants between the ages of two to four months.

Even an infant can get a cavity. If teeth are present, then so is the risk of tooth decay, regardless of the child's age.