Research shows that we can help prevent some food allergies by providing small amounts of foods like peanut butter early, at around 4 to 6 months.
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All the FAQs about hand, foot, and mouth disease: how to treat it and when your child can go back to daycare or school.
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Bringing home a sibling for your first child is an incredible gift. Most kids – about 80% – are raised with at least one brother or sister. Your kids will grow up together and have each other’s support and connection for a lifetime!
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Positive parenting and clear boundaries make kids feel safe and encourages behavior that makes them – and you – feel proud.
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Holidays with lots of celebrations can be hard for kids, it takes them out of their routines and when the fun is all done, they can feel let down. Here's what to do – even before the holidays start – to prevent the January downfall.
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Newborn babies’ skin is often red, blotchy, and bumpy but most of these imperfections are nothing to worry about!
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To limit your teen's use of media and phones - start by talking with them about their goals and ask for their ideas. And use the AAP Family Media Plan.
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You've talked with your child about why lying is wrong. What more can you do to help them be honest more often?
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