Bedwetting beyond the age of 5 can impact a child’s self-esteem and create a sense of isolation. Here’s what parents can do to help.
What if My Child Isn’t Motivated to Work on Staying Dry at Night?
Bedwetting tips for parents: how to help motivate your child to work on staying dry with tips from a pediatric urologist.
Allowing Your Child to Play Sports with Asthma
Just because your children have asthma does not mean they can’t participate in any sports says Dr. Stanley Galant, an asthma specialist.
Making Sense of Asthma Medication
The number of children with asthma continues to rise, but the evolution of asthma medication means most attacks can now be prevented.
Tips to handle teens’ bad attitudes
Learn why teens often have bad attitudes and what parents can do to mitigate the effects of a dour disposition.
Acne Myths Busted
Lots of kids and teens have to cope with acne. Because it’s so common, acne is the subject of much discussion — and many myths.
Parents Should Watch for Added Caffeine in Food
Parents hoping to curb their children’s caffeine consumption should look beyond obvious sources like energy drinks, soda, tea and coffee.
Exams at Birth
Moments after a baby is born a brief exam is conducted. The thorough exam checks the baby’s head, eyes, ears, mouth, heart and hips.
Febrile Seizures: No Lasting Damage
Parents can rest assured that febrile seizures are not life-threatening and do not have lasting consequences.
