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

An Attack on Autism
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently issued a recommendation for all children to be screened for autism twice by age 2.

An Overview of Cerebral Palsy Part One
Medical advances over the past 200 years have allowed for incredible improvements in the quality of our lives. People are living longer and staying healthy into very old age.

An Overview of Cerebral Palsy Part Two
One of the first questions Jimmy Kennedy's dad asked the doctor when his son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy was, "Will he be able to play golf?" Jimmy was only 18 months old at the time, but now, at age 10, Jimmy does play golf.

Angelman Syndrome
Maybe it is his engaging personality or his beautiful, sweet smile, but 3-year-old Tyler Davis draws a crowd every week when he attends his physical therapy sessions. Clay and Stacie Davis of Denver, Colo.

Are Insect Repellents Safe for Babies?
With spring here, the time has come to take Baby outside to explore the world. But summer is also a time for bugs, which can carry diseases, along with just being plain annoying.

Asthma and Its Triggers
If your child gets a respiratory illnesses, it can trigger asthma or make the condition worse. Allergies can also trigger this common condition.

Autism Alert
Jared was 1 1/2 years old, but he didn't talk like the other kids in the playgroup. In fact, he didn't even point to things.

Autism Fact Sheet
Once considered a rare disorder, today autism affects as many as 1 in every 150 children. In fact, nearly every 20 minutes a new case is diagnosed.

Breastfeeding a Baby with Tongue-tie
About four out of every 1,000 babies born are affected with a condition called ankyloglossia or tongue-tie. Tongue-tie is when the small piece of skin under the tongue is tight and holds the tongue fastened to the bottom of the baby's mouth.