20 Questions
When you see your child’s pediatrician, you expect to be asked quite a few questions. How long has she been sick?

20 Questions to Ask Your Pediatrician
When you see your child's pediatrician, you expect to be asked quite a few questions. How long has she been sick?

A Baby Abroad Part One
According to the song, going to Grandma's house used to be as easy as riding "over the river and through the woods." Nowadays, the trek could easily include long plane flights, passport checkpoints and customs agents.

A Guide to Baby Thermometers
When a child starts to feel or act sick, the first thing most parents do is pull out the thermometer and take the little one's temperature.

A Need for Needles? Part One
Ask any child who has received a vaccination or any parent who has watched their child get one and they will tell you, plain and simple -- shots hurt.

A Need for Needles? Part Two
Headlines such as "Immunizations Thought to Increase Risk of Autism," or "Mercury Found in Immunizations may cause Irreversible Brain Damage" have been featured on magazine covers, news reports and newspaper columns.

A New Look at RSV
Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, as it is most frequently known, is a common childhood virus that infects almost all children by their second birthday.

Active and Healthy Toddlers
Habits are formed early in life. This includes habits related to nutrition (eating well or poorly), hygiene (brushing teeth and bathing) and even physical activity (to be or not to be a couch potato).

All Stopped Up
New parents have enough worries. The last thing they need to think about is breathing, which, to them, is second nature.

Aluminum in Vaccines
One of the many difficult things about being a new parent is entering new territory. Take vaccines, for instance – a controversial topic rife with myths and misconceptions.