Pediatrics Center

Back to school may often mean head lice season.

In kids and teens, severe depression is a real risk to health and well-being. Learn how to spot the signs of depression in your child.

Parents are always on the lookout for their children's health, from diet and exercise to vaccines and fevers. But sometimes, it's easy to forget the health concerns that are right in front of your eyes.

Maybe you’ve already been back-to-school shopping and are ready to send your kids into a new school year with all the right supplies. But do you know how to keep your kids healthy as school starts back?

Thinking about giving melatonin to your child? Read this first.

A healthy diet before and during your pregnancy may provide some big benefits.

As an adult, brushing your teeth is something you could probably do with your eyes closed. But for kids, this twice-daily task isn't so simple.

Whether you are trying to have a baby or just thinking about it, informing yourself is a good first step. Here are three tips to get you started:

Kids who have obstructive sleep apnea face an increased risk of high blood pressure in their teen years, according to a new study.

For kids, exercise is a great way to get some energy out, boost heart health and maintain a healthy weight. But a new study suggests that exercise in childhood could help the brain later on.

Batteries can be dangerous if swallowed, especially for children. Unfortunately, children often don't understand the dangers associated with accidental battery ingestion.

Diseases like chickenpox can bring up a lot of questions. The answers to some of the most common chickenpox-related questions are below.

Can you put sunscreen on babies? It's a question that comes up for many parents in the summer. Read on for the answer.

Our homes are filled with helpful things: medications, cleaners, hygiene products, jewelry and batteries. These items are helpful for adults, but they can be dangerous for children.

Essential oils have gained popularity in the past few years and continue to do so. However, if used incorrectly, they may pose harm, especially in children.

Pregnancy is a very special time in a woman's life. However, because some medications are safe during pregnancy and others are not, it can also be a confusing time.

When do you take your baby to the dentist? When do you start brushing your baby's teeth? What toothpaste should you use?

As a parent, one of your top concerns is making sure your child is healthy and safe. That's why it's important to take the time to learn about croup and how it can affect your child.

Our homes are filled with helpful things: medications, cleaners, hygiene products, jewelry and batteries. These items are helpful for adults, but they can be dangerous for children.

Is your child at risk for scoliosis?