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Making sure your baby gets proper nutrition is one of the most important, and often stressful, parts of newborn care.

Eczema can develop at any age, but it's widespread in children and typically shows up before age 5.

Your baby can't tell you they're having trouble hearing, but you can learn to watch for the signs.

It's not uncommon for children to develop a fear of the doctor.

Babies bring a lot of joy to the household, but a rising fever can bring just as much worry.

Managing asthma can be challenging for active kids who love sports and the outdoors, but the right preparation makes it possible.

Helping your child eat well can be tricky while managing ADHD, but the results may be well worth the effort.

After months of pregnancy, bringing home your baby is an amazing event that signals a new phase in life — parenting.

A few simple precautions now can help your child manage allergies at school and limit the discomfort of unexpected flares.

A newborn brings a whole new set of responsibilities, including care following your baby boy's circumcision.

Your kiddo is sick and you've scheduled an appointment with the doctor. Now what?

Other than the ride home from the hospital, your baby's first trip into the big wide world is usually to the pediatrician's office.

The consistency, frequency, and even color of newborn poop is a surprisingly important topic for new parents and pediatricians.

You're not alone if you believe boys are more likely than girls to have ADHD.

From immunizations to boosters to blood draws for health checks, shots are part of childhood. Here's how to ease your child's fear.

Not all fevers are bad, but some signs and symptoms are worth watching for.

The first few days of your child's life are a crucial period for their health and development.