Bike helmet laws seem to work. At least that was the conclusion of a recent study done by researchers in the Department of Sports Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital and reported at the national meeting of the Pediatric Academic Society. More »
What to consider before you decide to leave your kids home on their own. More »
Do you clean off your child’s pacifier by putting it in your mouth, or do you know people who do? I always thought that this practice was pretty gross. But now a recent study from Sweden has concluded that licking your child’s pacifier may actuall... More »
I do understand the attraction of trampolines and in fact had great fun on them when I was a child. It’s just that years in pediatrics have proven that, in this area, the risks really can outweigh the fun. More »
Some researchers think it’s possible. A study released in the March 2013 issue of Pediatrics looked at how the content of what preschoolers watch on screen may affect their behavior. More »
BPA (or biphenyl A) is a chemical that is used in some containers that hold foods and liquids. More »
In March 2013, for the first time since 1997, the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) issued new guidelines for management of concussion. More »
Mood swings and behavior changes are widely accepted as part of being a teenager; however, authentic mental health problems are common in this age group. More »
You know those squeezable pouches full of fruits and vegetables? The ones that make life so easy? More »
You might be hearing this word more frequently lately. But what is it? More »