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Watery eyes, runny nose, itchy throat, nonstop sneezing — these can all be due to allergies. Fortunately, you can help save your child from these irritating symptoms by following a few simple steps. Read on to learn more.

Many people think being irritable, aloof, and moody are just “teen things.” But, sometimes it’s more complicated than that. Many teens are sleep-deprived, which can lead to such behaviors.

Between fevers, colds, and bacterial infections, it may seem like kids are sick more often than not. As a parent, you must decide whether it’s safe and healthy for your child to attend school. Read on to learn how you can decide.

Traveling with babies and young children can be stressful, but your trips can go better if you’re prepared. Read on to learn five tips that can help you deal with the inevitable surprises.

Whether you’re a first- or a fourth-time parent, it’s awful when your little one is under the weather. Learn what the most common infant health problems are, and more importantly, how you can treat them.

When you have kids, you want the best for them, especially when it comes to their overall health and wellness. Scheduling regular well-child exams can help make sure you’re on the right path to safeguarding them from illness and disease.

Type 2 diabetes is a growing problem for children, but there are ways parents can keep their kids healthy. Keep reading for how you can prevent your child from developing diabetes.

Are your kids ready to go back to school? Not if they’re behind on their vaccinations. Keep reading to learn which vaccinations your children need to stay healthy this school year.

Summertime brings family fun, but it also brings mosquito bites, sunburn and swimmer’s ear. Find out how you can prevent common summer injuries and illnesses.

ADHD isn’t a diagnosis parents want to hear, but clear answers can be helpful. Get insight and guidance from an expert, and learn how best to deal with your child’s ADHD.

Does your little one have a fever? Find out when to relax and when to worry about your child’s illness, and also how to make your child feel better.