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Healthcare provider examining child's throat
June 15, 2026/Ear, Nose & Throat

Removing Tonsils and Adenoids: Is It Right for Your Child?

These surgeries may be recommended if your child has obstructive sleep apnea or frequent throat infections

Pregnant woman appointment with healthcare provider
May 22, 2026/Children’s Health

How To Collect Colostrum During Pregnancy

Proper timing and storage matter when it comes to harvesting this liquid gold

Child's with busted lip
May 22, 2026/Children’s Health

Busted Lip? Here’s What To Do

The first step is flushing out the cut with clean, cold water

Caregiver reading to a happy young child
May 13, 2026/Children’s Health

5 Benefits of Reading to Babies and Little Kids

Reading to your child builds language skills, encourages bonding and readies them for school success

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Hand holding tweezer, removing splinter from finger
May 13, 2026/Children’s Health

How To Remove a Splinter Safely — and When To Call a Doctor

Start with the basics: Wash your hands well and clean the affected area with soap and water

Older child sitting in car booster seat, using tablet
May 11, 2026/Children’s Health

When To Switch to a Booster Seat

The right time to switch depends on car seat limits and your child’s ability to sit properly — not just their age

Hands buckling a newborn into a carseat
May 11, 2026/Children’s Health

Car Seat Safety for Infants and Beyond: What Parents Need To Know

Using the right car seat for your child’s size — and using it correctly every time — can keep them safe on the road

Caretaker using baby sign language to communicate with baby sitting on floor
April 16, 2026/Children’s Health

When Do Babies Start Talking?

From coos and babbles to first words and short sentences, there’s a wide range of what’s considered ‘normal’

Toddler lying on couch, with caregiver checking toddler's throat
April 14, 2026/Children’s Health

Why Home Strep Tests Aren’t Reliable

Strep throat test kits don’t protect against user error or false negatives — and you’ll still need to see a doctor for treatment

Caregiver holding baby, reading them a book
April 2, 2026/Children’s Health

How Soon Should You Start Your Baby on a Bedtime Routine?

Consistency at an early age is key to getting your little one ready to sleep all night

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