A fever usually means that the body is trying to fight of a viral infection. Treating a fever in an infant or child is done differently due to the development of the immune system

Most parents ponder the question of "is my child too sick for school" several times a year. This article can give you a better idea of what the signs are too keep your child home or if a trip to the doctor is needed.

The Teal Pumpkin Project launched to reassure children and parents that they can have safe trick-or-treating experiences. For families affected by food allergies, Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) provides the following tips to have a safe trick-or-treating experience.

To help ensure a fun and safe Halloween, here are a few tips and tricks to making sure you and your family gave a safe, spooky and fun holiday!

There are very few common illnesses that can make you feel quite as bad as the flu. Luckily, flu season occurs only once a year. But even one flu illness can be devastating for some patients.

It’s hard to believe it’s already time to start thinking about back-to-school. This can be an exciting, yet nerve-wracking time. Knowing this, there are steps parents can take to make back-to-school a positive experience for their kids.

As a parent, you may be thinking about what your child is eating and how it will impact their health. In addition to how many servings of fruits and veggies they are eating, the potential for allergic reactions from certain foods can be a worry.

“Independent play” is a lifelong skill all children need to learn. It’s not only beneficial for them as individuals, but also for their parents or caregivers, siblings and others.