As soon as that first tooth sprouts, it’s time to start brushing your baby’s teeth. Here’s a parents guide to brushing, flossing and taking care of those baby teeth.
Too Much Screen Time Harmful for Kids’ Development (Especially Those Under Age 5)
A new study finds too much screen time is bad for your preschooler’s development. Our pediatrician gives tips for setting limits and finding other activities they’ll love.
Could Having Your Toddler Use Hand Sanitizer Mean Fewer Days Missed From Daycare?
Little kids pick up germs everywhere they go — especially toddlers. A recent study looks at what’s more effective in keeping little ones free of respiratory infections — soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
Why Infant Walkers Are One Piece of Baby Gear You Should Definitely Skip
A recent study shows that despite increased safety standards, infant walkers are still associated with thousands of injuries to children each year.
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Parents: Keep Kids In Rear-Facing Car Seats Beyond Age 2 — and As Long As Possible
Preparing to turn your child’s rear-facing car seat around? It might not be time yet, according to new guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Toddlers Are Getting Too Much Added Sugar from Yogurt, Granola Bars & Peanut Butter
Think your toddler isn’t getting much added sugar? You could be wrong. Dietitian Jennifer Hyland, RD, explains the results of a new study ― and exactly where that sugar’s lurking.
When Toddler Tantrums Test Your Patience: 5 Dos and Don’ts
How do you react when your normally sweet toddler goes ballistic at his own birthday party? Tantrums are tough on toddlers but can be tougher on parents. Follow our pediatricians’ tips for restoring peace to your home.
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.
