A food allergy isn’t just an inconvenience -- it can be a matter of life and death. An allergy management plan includes menu planning, both for at home and when at school or social events. Here’s what you need to know to get started.
Mar 23rd, 2020
A food allergy isn’t just an inconvenience -- it can be a matter of life and death. An allergy management plan includes menu planning, both for at home and when at school or social events. Here’s what you need to know to get started.
An asthma attack can be incredibly scary, especially in a child. Know the signs and symptoms so you can intervene as soon as possible and seek help if needed.
One of the greatest joys as a parent is watching your kids participate in a sport they love. Unfortunately, sports injuries are common for kids. Read on to learn how to prevent them.
Worried about food allergies? Learn how to spot the signs of an allergic reaction to food in your child, and know when to seek help. This guide to food allergy warning signs could save your child’s life.
Vaccines are an important defense against serious illnesses, but many misconceptions about vaccines and their safety still abound. Read on so you can separate the myths from the facts about vaccines.
Nothing’s worse than seeing your child suffer. And if they have eczema, it seems they’re constantly battling the irritated, red, itchy skin. You can’t cure it for them, but you can help them prevent flare-ups. Here’s how.
When your newborn baby boy is born, one of the first questions you will need to answer will be whether to circumcise your child. Although previously seen as a religious exercise, circumcision is now widely seen as beneficial.
When your kid comes to you with itchy red bumps that aren’t acne or bug bites, they could very well be hives. This common rash can appear for various reasons, including stress. Find out how stress and hives are linked and what you can do about it.
If your child is one of the more than six million in the United States with asthma, you still want them to be able to play sports like other kids. Find out how to make that possible for your child.
Don’t let blood-sucking, disease-carrying ticks ruin your child’s summer. Here are ways to protect kids from tick bites.
Nothing’s worse than getting sick when traveling on summer vacation. Make sure your children are up to date on their immunizations before embarking on summer trips.
Eczema is a common condition that affects children. If your child has red, itchy skin, they might have eczema. Understanding the signs of eczema and treatments that work can help relieve your child’s itchy skin and keep it healthy.
Every year, millions of kids are involved in sports across the United States. But is your child ready to participate safely? Having a pediatric sports physical can help you be sure.
One minute your child is playing, and the next they are wheezing and gasping for air. It’s almost as if they are under water and cannot catch their breath. Your child is having an asthma attack, and it’s scary each and every time it happens.
Having a sick child is never fun. It’s even worse when they keep getting sick and you’re not sure why. Sometimes, simply diagnosing even the slightest food allergies can have a significant impact on your child’s health and happiness.
Though a highly personal decision, choosing to circumcise your newborn son carries several health benefits that will serve him for life. Find out what those benefits are and make an educated decision about your son’s circumcision.
Hives in children can range from irritating to frightening. But whether your child has occasional mild hives or severe and frequent hives, there are treatment options that can offer them relief.
Summer is barely over, and sniffles and sneezes have already begun. Now's the time to book your appointment for your annual influenza shot. Discover what makes the flu virus so unique that a yearly shot is necessary to protect you and your family.
If your child has food allergies, a school can be a scary place for you both. Check out these five top tips on managing allergies at school and help your child have a fun year with their classmates.
Most adults know that they need to vaccinate their child. You may not always know exactly why vaccination is important or how routine immunizations protect not only your child, but public health at-large.
Asthma is a common childhood condition, affecting about 9 million U.S. kids under 18. While there is no cure for asthma, you can reduce the frequency of asthma attacks and manage symptoms such as wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath with an effectiv
Organized sports can help children and teens stay fit, stretch their limits, and learn good sportsmanship. Here are some ways you can help your young athlete avoid injury on the field, in the gym, or wherever their sport takes them.