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Mold on Your Baby’s Teething Toys: Should You Worry?
The mold inside the bath or teething toy looks yucky and might frighten parents. But does this mold pose a real health danger to babies and children?
My Child Has a Solid Build — Should I Worry About Her Weight?
Discover the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Pediatrician Vaishali Flask, MD, explains whether parents should worry about a child’s weight if they have a solid build.
Should You Be Concerned About Your Child’s Bed-wetting? (Infographic)
Wet bed again? Find out what is developmentally “normal” for children and when to seek help.
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Why Is My Toddler Biting — and How Can I Stop It?
Discover the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our Short Answer series. Child psychologist Kate Eshleman, Psy.D., answers this one.
Should I Really Start Giving My 4-Month-Old Baby Peanut Butter?
Discover the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our Short Answer series. Allergist Sandra Hong, MD, answers this one.
7 Tips to Help You Survive Your Toddler’s ‘Terrible Twos’
While the Terrible Twos may not last forever, you need some strategies in the meantime. Here are tips and tricks to help you make it through the toddler years.
Need to Convince Your Teen to Wear a Coat? Here’s How
As many parents of adolescents know, battles can ensue at the suggestion that your teens bundle up. You tell them to put on a coat; they insist they are fine without one.
Why You Should Make Family Mealtime a Priority
While 50 percent of American families eat dinner together at least five nights per week, many eat together much less than that. Family mealtime is a time to stay in touch with one another, and it can improve everyone’s health.
Is Your Teen Moody — or Depressed? 7 Tips for Parents
It can be hard to distinguish teenage moodiness from depression. Discover the difference, learn why early intervention is important, and take positive steps to help your teen.